NFL: Titans GM Jon Robinson wants AJ Brown on team long-term

Since he arrived at National Football League (NFL) hand in hand with the Tennessee Titanswho chose him in position 51 of the second round of the 2019 Draft, A. J. Brown has been the best wide receiver of the franchise in its 3 seasons.

This is why, as reported by Kevin Patra of the NFL.com site, the general manager of the Titans, Jon Robinson, is clear that making a Contract extension Brown is a priority for the club, once the time for negotiations arrives.

“AJ is an important part of what we do. He’s a great teammate, he works hard, it’s about who we are. AJ is a Titan and we want AJ to remain a Titan. And that’s part of our goal this offseason.” Or when that manifests, come to an agreement to keep him.“Robinson said, via the team’s site.

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huge potential

In the 3 seasons that AJ Brown has played with the Titans, he has been the franchise leader in receiving yards, receptions, and receiving touchdowns, with a total of 2,995 yards, 24 touchdowns, and 185 receptions.

At just 24 years old, Brown still has a lot potential to explode, aspiring to become one of the best receivers in the league, something that is pretty close to achieving.

After in the 2020 season he was chosen for the first time for the Pro Bowlin 2021 injuries prevented him from getting at least thousand yards in his first 3 campaigns (stayed at 869).

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“We get calls about players all the time, that’s what GMs do. I haven’t gotten any of those calls (about AJ), and if they call, our intention is, AJ, we’ll keep him in Nashville. It’s an important part of our offenseRobinson added.

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