Patriots’ HC Mike Vrabel Gives Cryptic Update on A.J. Brown Injuries
Was the WR rushed back into action too quickly when recovering from an ankle injury? Woah, don’t hold back, Vrabel.
Patriots' star wide receiver A.J. Brown is facing uncertainty regarding his availability for Sunday's game against the Miami Dolphins due to knee and ankle injuries. Mike Vrabel, the New England Patriots' head coach, was hesitant to discuss the matter during his brief press conference on Friday, stating that the topics were "separate issues."
Mike Reiss of ESPN reported that Brown was not seen during the media-access portion of practice on Friday. Offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels revealed that Brown had only played eight quarters in nearly two months and had only participated in four practices. Despite this limited exposure, McDaniels emphasized the importance of Brown's health for the team's success, stating that they would adapt their game plan accordingly. As of now, Brown has contributed nine catches for 101 yards in three games this season.
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