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Patriots' Brown knows Vrabel's rip comes from 'great place'

New England Patriots receiver A.J. Brown responds to criticism from Mike Vrabel while adjusting to the team's offense.

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The brief

Brown is currently integrating into the New England Patriots' offense and developing a connection with quarterback Drake Maye. Brown stated that he is "90 percent" of the way through learning the offensive system.

Coverage from ESPN, Yahoo Sports, Boston.com, and Pats Pulpit emphasizes Brown's growing comfort level within the offense. ESPN specifically highlights Brown's reaction to a "rip" from Vrabel, which Brown suggests comes from a "great place." Future focus remains on Brown's continued progress in mastering the Patriots' playbook and his evolving chemistry with Maye.

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How much of the Patriots' offense has A.J. Brown learned?

Brown says he is "90 percent" there.

Who is the quarterback Brown is working with?

Drake Maye.

How did Brown characterize Mike Vrabel's criticism?

Brown stated that the "rip" comes from a "great place."

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