A.J. Brown avoids serious injury at Patriots practice ahead of season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 24, 2026, 6:51 PM
Last updated Aug 24, 2026

New England Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown experienced a concerning non-contact mishap during practice on August 24 but escaped without injury. The incident occurred as the team prepares for the upcoming season, which starts with a rematch against the Seattle Seahawks on September 9. Coach Mike Vrabel and the Patriots coaching staff are closely monitoring players during preseason activities to minimize injury risks. Amid these concerns, Brown, entering his eighth NFL season, looks to establish chemistry with quarterback Drake Maye for a formidable offensive unit.
- •A.J. Brown had a scary misstep but avoided injury.
- •Patriots start the season with a game against the Seahawks.
- •Brown seeks to build chemistry with quarterback Drake Maye.
- •Team practices are focused on injury prevention.
- •Brown is entering his first season with the Patriots.
- 6:51 PMYahoo Sports — Patriots’ A.J. Brown avoids injury after scary misstep at practice
"Star receiver A.J. Brown avoided a non-contact injury during practice on Monday, giving the Patriots relieving news ahead of the season.
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