
Patriots move A.J. Brown closer to return from ankle injury
Wide receiver A.J. Brown is nearing a return to practice after suffering a high ankle sprain in the New England Patriots' season-opening loss to the Seattle Seahawks. The team has opened his practice window, indicating that Brown could soon resume on-field activities as he recovers from the injury.
The Patriots have had a mixed start to their NFL campaign, standing fifth in the American Football Conference East division with three wins and two losses from five games. Their recent form includes a commanding 45-17 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders on 11 October, following a narrow 29-26 win at the Buffalo Bills.
New England's next game is scheduled for 18 October against the New York Jets. Brown's potential return could provide a boost to the Patriots' offensive options as they seek to improve their standing in the competitive AFC East.
The Patriots, based in the Greater Boston area, are aiming to build on their recent successes after a challenging start that included a 10-13 loss to Seattle. Brown's recovery and reintegration into the squad will be closely watched as the team prepares for upcoming fixtures in the NFL season.








