A.J. Brown traveled to Germany and logged a limited practice, giving the star receiver a legitimate chance to suit up in Week 10. Prior to his multi-game absence, Brown posted a 29.5-percent target share and a 2.14 yards-per-route run. This usage and efficiency suggest he will step right back into New England’s alpha WR role.

If active, deploy Brown as a high-upside WR2 with strong touchdown equity against a vulnerable Detroit secondary in Week 10. Demario Douglas, Efton Chism III and Mack Hollins project to see a lower target share with Brown on the field.