Alignment & Formation
X WR (Split Boundary)Position A.J. Brown across the New England formation architecture.
Target Route Primary
Slant (RPO Glance)Defensive Shell & Leverage
Cornerback Cushion:
1.5 Yds (Press)
Pass Rush Time-to-Throw:
2.45 sec
NE OFFENSE (Patriots 11 Personnel)
LIVE TACTICAL BOARD
HASH: LEFT
A.J. BROWN VS COVER 1 PRESS
PHYSICAL CONTEST: 88% ADVANTAGE
SEPARATION EXPECTED: 2.8 YDS
SNAP
CATCH
T+0.00s
Target Expectancy
Expected Target Probability
Contested Catch %
68.5%
Brown Strength Index + Size
YAC Expectancy
+5.8 Yds
Post-Catch Broken Tackles
Expected EPA / Play
+0.48
Patriots Offensive Efficiency
Patriots Deployment Strategy & Route Distribution Breakdown
Comparing expected target share across route branches against defensive coverage structures.
Preset Scheme:
Route Tree Frequency & Efficiency Index
Slant / RPO Glance (28%)
128.4 Passer Rating
10-15yd Intermediate Dig (24%)
118.2 Passer Rating
Go / Deep Boundary Fade (20%)
104.1 Passer Rating
Shallow Cross / Drive (15%)
132.0 Passer Rating
Speed Out / Stop (13%)
94.6 Passer Rating
Coaching Staff Tactical Breakdown
When deployed as an ISO X-receiver in New England's system, A.J. Brown isolates single-high Cover 1 looks. His combination of 226-lb frame and top-end speed forces cornerbacks to give cushion or risk press-release losses inside on Slant/Glance RPOs.
Key Matchup Advantage:
High-leverage inside releases vs Press-Man generate immediate YAC lanes behind blitzing linebackers.