Patriots face uphill battle without AJ Brown for 4 weeks
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The New England Patriots have just started their season, and they’re missing some key players on offense. A.J. Brown is one of those players after injuring his ankle in their game against the Seattle Seahawks,
FOXBOROUGH – Now what? On Saturday, the Patriots placed A.J. Brown on injured reserve. On Sunday, the NFL Network reported that the Pro Bowl receiver is expected to miss six weeks with a high ankle sprain.
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With A.J. Brown out of the lineup, what will change for the Patriots’ remaining wide receivers?
In the wake of A.J. Brown being placed on injured reserve, reporters were interested in talking with DeMario Douglas, Kyle Williams, and any other pass catcher hanging out before practice about how things might change for them without Brown in the lineup.
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