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Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown apologized to Romeo Doubs for attempting to lift him after his touchdown play against the Jets.

After a drop-filled outing against the Jets, the Patriots' star receiver says he's flushed it. With receivers falling to injury, Thursday's game in Chicago leaves no room for a repeat.

Brown will have to bounce back quickly from a rough game against the Jets in his return to the lineup. The Pats face the Bears on Thursday.

A.J. Brown is sending "love and respect" to Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts, who is out for the season and has multiple blood clots in his lungs.

The Patriots got A.J. Brown back, but his return didn't go as planned. The Eagles, on the other hand, lost their biggest star for the year in Jalen Hurts, putting Tanner McKee under center for the forseeable future.

Luther Burden III: The second-year receiver is coming off his best game of the season, catching all eight of his targets for 95 yards in the win over the Falcons. While 2024 ninth-overall pick Rome Odunze is perceived as the Bears’ No. 1 receiver, Burden is more dangerous.

FOXBORO — If there’s one silver lining to the Patriots having a short week before Thursday night’s matchup with the Bears, it’s that A.J. Brown can quickly move past his disappointing showing against the Jets.

Brown (ankle) does not carry an injury designation going into Thursday's game against the Bears.

The Patriots traded a first-round pick to Philadelphia in June to bring the Pro Bowler to New England. After a good training camp, Brown’s momentum came to a halt in Seattle when he suffered a high ankle sprain in the Patriots’ Week 1 matchup.

A.J. Brown apologized to Romeo Doubs after trying to lift him up during Week 6's win not knowing he had a shoulder injury. The post A.J. Brown Apologizes to Teammate After Accidental Injury Mishap appeared first on HEAVY.