Duane Brown Fantasy Stats

New York Jets offensive tackle Duane Brown (hip, shoulder) has returned to practice this week, opening up his 21-day practice window to be activated from Injured Reserve. When Brown does come off IR, the Jets may put him back at left tackle and move Mekhi Becton back to right tackle. "Where we are right now, we have to make sure the best five are on the field," head coach Robert Saleh said. When healthy, Brown is probably one of the team's best five offensive lineman, so he should be guaranteed a starting spot on the O-line whenever he returns to game action, which could come as soon as Monday night against the Los Angeles Chargers. Saleh hinted that Brown wasn't 100% healthy at the start of the regular season and the Jets may have rushed him back after he was on the Physically Unable to Perform list for most of training camp.

New York Jets offensive tackle Duane Brown (shoulder) will be activated off of the PUP list Wednesday once he passes his physical. The veteran had shoulder surgery during the offseason to fix a torn labrum. He missed five games with the injury in 2022. The 37-year-old will now compete for the starting left tackle spot to protect the blindside of new quarterback Aaron Rodgers. He's expected to just participate in individual drills once he's activated, and there is no word yet on if he will make his preseason debut Saturday against the Giants.

New York Jets offensive tackle Duane Brown (shoulder) was placed on the PUP list. The veteran had shoulder surgery during the offseason and isn't cleared to practice. Brown, a first-round pick in 2008, signed with the Jets in August 2022 after suiting up for the Texans and Seahawks. He was already fighting to keep his starting job, so the latest update won't help the situation.

New York Jets offensive tackle Duane Brown (shoulder) missed the first four games last year and required surgery in the offseason, but "he's recovering well," according to general manager Joe Douglas. Brown turns 38 in August, though, and retirement is a possibility this offseason. Left tackle Mekhi Becton (knee) hasn't played much in his time with the Jets, but Douglas said he's ready to return to starting form in 2023. Left tackle Alijah Vera-Tucker (elbow) is also recovering this offseason from a season-ending elbow injury. He's the only Jets O-lineman since at least 2006 to start at three different positions in the same season, so he gives the team some flexibility on the offensive line. If Brown ends up retiring, hopefully Becton will be able to hold down the starting left tackle position.

The New York Jets have activated offensive tackle Duane Brown from Injured Reserve ahead of the team's Week 5 matchup against the Miami Dolphins. The veteran is yet to suit up in the 2022 regular season after suffering a shoulder injury in early September, but has practiced all week and will make his Jets debut on Sunday. Brown figures to be a key piece of New York's offensive line going forward as the 37-year-old was still a Pro Bowler just last season. This figures to be an upgrade for quarterback Zach Wilson as well as running backs Breece Hall and Michael Carter.

New York Jets tackle Duane Brown (shoulder) landed on injured reserve on Saturday. He had already been ruled out for Week 1, so the latest update means he'll be out for at least three more games. The veteran signed with the team during the offseason after Mekhi Becton (knee) was lost for the year, so obviously, it's a tough blow. George Fant is expected to slide back over to fill the void. Nevertheless, it's not an ideal situation for an already hobbled Jets offensive line responsible for keeping aging quarterback Joe Flacco upright against the Ravens.

New York Jets offensive tackle Duane Brown (shoulder) has been ruled out for the Week 1 regular season opener this Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens due to a shoulder injury. The Jets aren't ruling out the idea that he will ultimately have to go on Injured Reserve. Gang Green's offensive line will now be without two of their starting tackles to kick off the 2022 regular season, on top of the fact that veteran backup quarterback Joe Flacco is getting the start under center. The Ravens defense is licking their chops, and they'll be a popular streaming choice for fantasy managers in Week 1. If Brown is placed on IR, he'd be forced to miss at least the first four games of the season. George Fant is expected to start at left tackle, with Max Mitchell on the right side.

The New York Jets have signed offensive tackle Duane Brown to a two-year deal worth $22 million. The five-time Pro Bowler will fill in for Mekhi Becton (knee) who suffered a likely season-ending knee injury in training camp. The 36-year-old is some much-needed insurance for the Jets' offensive line, which projects to be a solid group heading into the 2022 season. His best days are likely behind him, but the former Seattle Seahawk appears to still have some left in the tank for another solid season.

Free-agent tackle Duane Brown was charged officially with one count of carrying a concealed weapon, a misdemeanor. The 36-year-old was arrested on Saturday at LAX after he was found to have an unloaded firearm in his luggage while attempting to clear a TSA checkpoint. If convicted, he faces up to a year in jail. However, that's unlikely to happen, as Brown may strike a plea deal. Still, although avoiding incarceration is the main priority, the veteran's legal issue could prevent him from signing with a team ahead of the 2022-23 campaign, especially since suspension remains a possibility.

Free-agent offensive tackle Duane Brown was arrested on Saturday in Los Angeles. After the 36-year-old attempted to clear a TSA checkpoint at Los Angeles International Airport, he was found to have an unloaded handgun in his luggage. He was taken into custody and charged with possession of a concealed firearm. Brown, who last played for the Seahawks, has been one of the best tackles in the league throughout his career. Although he remains unsigned, he was expected to draw interest from clubs heading into training camp. However, there's now a good chance the veteran won't play this season, especially with a possible suspension hanging over his head.