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A.J. Brown Says He’s ’90 Percent’ On Board, But Drake Maye Still Needs Him Locked In

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A.J. Brown, who just landed with the New England Patriots last month via trade from Philadelphia, is already feeling seriously comfortable in his new digs. The receiver told reporters Monday he’s at “90 percent” with the club’s offensive scheme. That’s a strong start for any new player!

Brown’s Comfort Level is Crucial

He wasn’t shy about it, either. “I’m in a pretty good spot,” Brown stated, making it clear he’s “really comfortable.” It sounds like he’s digging what offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels is cooking up, even praising the “variety” within the system. You gotta love to see a veteran playmaker getting settled in so quickly.

Building That QB Chemistry

But here’s the kicker: it’s not just about Brown’s comfort. He emphasized the big picture, saying it’s “really about executing and being on the same page with Drake Maye each and every day.” He’s already a big fan of his new signal-caller, calling Maye “a true professional” for his attitude and approach to practice. Brown knows the deal: “You have to do what your quarterback likes.” As camp progresses, getting that connection ironed out will be the absolute priority.

With camp just getting into full swing, all eyes will be on Brown and Maye. Can they hit 100 percent on that chemistry before the season kicks off? That’s the mission for the Patriots right now.

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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.

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