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Hit rates by week, WR
Over 2019–2025, 105 games played. Bars show this player's rate against the WR rate over the same games.
Usage, WR
8 targets / game
15 games
[2025,2026] season, 15 games played. Share of team targets against the WR median.
A.J. Brown was a second-round pick out of Mississippi who turned into one of the surest things at his position in football, and now he catches passes for New England, of all places. The Patriots are not known for feeding receivers, which makes his steady projection less a comfort than a small act of defiance. He has been adequate for so long that adequate has become his floor, and the floor is the whole argument.
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The week's A.J. Brown coverage is optimistic as the season opens. The Athletic NFL reports Brown is ready to put last season's turbulence behind him, framing his year around another Super Bowl chase. RotoBaller Player News carries a similar tone, describing Brown as primed for a resurgent season as the focal point of the passing game. Pats Pulpit's Sunday notes, by Bernd Buchmasser, take a longer look at his background, arguing that tough love shaped Brown's leadership. No injury concerns, transaction news, or role questions surfaced anywhere this week; the story is a receiver resetting mentally and positioned centrally in his offense.
Headlines link out to the publisher. An article is listed because it names A.J. Brown somewhere in the piece, which is not the same as being about him. Feeds are checked hourly and are not real-time.