A.J. Brown's late-game fatigue improvement gets first test in Denver's altitude
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Gifted, cut and fit, it’s hard to imagine fourth-quarter fatigue being much of a problem for A.J. Brown.
But between his breakout rookie season and a second campaign that starts in the elevation of Denver Monday night, the receiver has put a heavy focus on next-level conditioning that will help ensure his late-game routes look just like the runs he runs early, making it hard for defenses to slow him late.
(Photo: A.J. Brown by George Walker, Tennessean via pool.)
He set out with an offseason focus to clean up the steps at the top of his routes, particularly when he is tired.
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