A.J. Brown Understands Vrabel's Critical Feedback
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A.J. Brown Understands Vrabel's Critical Feedback

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Tennessee Titans wide receiver A.J. Brown received critical feedback from head coach Mike Vrabel during the first practice of training camp, a situation Brown says reminded him of his time with the Titans and that he now understands differently.

A.J. Brown was targeted on the first play of training camp by quarterback Drake Maye but failed to make the catch, immediately drawing attention from Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrabel. According to ESPN, this interaction brought back memories of Brown’s early career when he also played under Vrabel with the Titans.

However, Brown indicated that he received and interpreted Vrabel's message differently this time around. "I couldn't corral the first pass of camp, which put me in the crosshairs," Brown said. He added, “It reminded me of my early days when I played under him with the Titans.”

The specific nature of Vrabel’s criticism wasn’t detailed, but Brown’s comments suggest he recognizes it comes from a positive place. "He's coming from a great place," Brown stated.

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