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A.J. Brown Heads to Locker Room with Hamstring Injury
The Patriots said Brown will not return after he was hurt twice on one drive, leaving New England with seven regular-season games left to assess his status.
- On Sunday in Munich, New England Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown left the Week 10 matchup against the Detroit Lions after sustaining a hamstring injury; the team confirmed he would not return to the game.
- Brown entered Sunday's game already managing ankle and knee injuries that sidelined him for Week 8 and Week 9, after missing earlier time with a high ankle sprain sustained in Week 1.
- Recording two catches for 27 yards before exiting, Brown has totaled just 11 catches for 128 yards with no touchdowns across his four appearances this season.
- Compounding the offense's difficulties, starting quarterback Drake Maye exited in the first quarter with an ankle injury, forcing backup Tommy DeVito to assume control for the remainder of the contest.
- The Patriots, who traded a 2027 fifth-round pick and a 2028 first-round pick for Brown, now face uncertainty regarding his availability for the remaining seven regular-season games.
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The New England Patriots had to see stars Drake Maye and A.J. Brown leave the field at Allianz Arena with injuries.
·Copenhagen, Denmark
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Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown out with new injury in Week 10 vs. Lions
MUNICH -- Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown left Sunday's matchup with the Lions with a new injury in Week 10. Brown suffered a hamstring injury and is officially listed as questionable to play.
·Braintree, United States
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