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Brown Questionable for Patriots Road Game vs Dolphins

Wide receiver dealing with knee and ankle issues after limited practice time.

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Brown Questionable for Patriots Road Game vs Dolphins
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  1. Injury Update
  2. Recent Workload
  3. Roster Implications

Injury Update

New England Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown is questionable for the upcoming road game against the Miami Dolphins. He missed the past two practices because of knee and ankle problems. Brown had a knee issue surface during the week on top of the right high ankle sprain from the season opener. The team treated him after he could not finish a midweek session and will decide on his status ahead of Sunday.

Recent Workload

Brown returned to action after being designated to return from injured reserve. He played 102 out of 122 possible snaps across the prior two contests. That stretch included two games in five days, which he noted was demanding. He had hoped for a full week of preparation before the Miami matchup but the knee flare-up altered those plans.

Roster Implications

The Patriots are thin at receiver with only DeMario Pop Douglas, Kyle Williams and Efton Chism III healthy on the 53-man roster. Ryan Miller, Kyle Dixon, Chandler Brayboy and Cameron Dorner remain on the practice squad. The approach to Brown's earlier playing time and his current questionable designation are viewed as separate matters by the team, which is focused on securing a divisional road win.

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