A.J. Brown is out at least four games. Here's how the Week 2 market, the Dimers model and the Patriots' receiver room look for Steelers vs. Patriots at Gillette Stadium.

Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown will be eligible to return after four games, but he reportedly might not be ready by then.

Patriots receiver A.J. Brown is expected to miss six weeks with the high ankle sprain he suffered in Wednesday's season-opening loss to the Seahawks.

On NFL GameDay Morning, Ian Rapoport reported that Brown will avoid surgery, but the high ankle sprain isn’t a minor injury. “My understanding is the expectation is he misses six weeks,” Rapoport said. “Generally, these are four to six (week injuries). This is a little more serious — six weeks, no surgery planned.”

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Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown’s ankle injury is expected to keep him out for an extended period of time.

A.J. Brown was confident in the ability of the New England Patriots' receivers to beat the Seattle Seahawks' secondary in New England's 13-10 loss to Seattle on Wednesday.

The New England Patriots traded a 2028 first-round NFL draft pick for A.J. Brown to give Drake Maye a No. 1 target, and now they have to replace him for roughly six weeks after a much darker update landed Sunday.