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Patriots Open 21-Day Practice Window for WR A.J. Brown
Mike Vrabel said Brown can return to practice after missing four games with a high-ankle sprain.
- On Wednesday, the New England Patriots opened the 21-day practice window for wide receiver A.J. Brown, head coach Mike Vrabel announced to reporters.
- Brown sustained a high-ankle sprain during the Week 1 loss to the Seattle Seahawks on September 9, forcing him onto injured reserve and sidelining him for the last four games.
- The three-time Pro Bowl pass-catcher has recorded 527 receptions for 8,055 yards and 56 touchdowns across his career, while New England's offense has averaged 37 points over the last two contests.
- Offensive tackle Marcus Bryant will also have his 21-day practice window opened, while Vrabel noted the team will wait until the weekend to determine the status of TreVeyon Henderson and Will Campbell.
- Sunday's Week 6 game against the New York Jets may be a long shot for Brown's return, according to NFL insider Ian Rapoport, who noted the team is likely taking a cautious approach.
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A.J. Brown practices with Patriots, opening window to return from IR as soon as Sunday vs. the Jets - The Boston Globe
The Patriots have three weeks to active Brown, the star wide receiver acquired in an offseason trade who suffered a high ankle sprain in his first game with the team.
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