A.J. Brown, the star receiver for the New England Patriots, has been observed in the locker room. This suggests progress in his ankle injury. The Patriots gave a optimistic update on Brown's condition after a loss to the Jaguars. Meanwhile, Brown was traded by the Eagles ahead of the 2026 NFL season. DeVonta Smith of the Eagles is also progressing in his career.
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