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🏈🔥 A.J. Brown Receiving Yards Ladder The words of Brown’s teammate Pop Douglas on Wednesday: “I can’t wait. I know it’s due.” 🪜 70+ Receiving Yards (-106, 1u) 🪜 90+ Receiving Yards (+198, 0.5u) 🪜 100+ Receiving Yards (+280, 0.25u) Here’s why Brown can realize his childhood dreams on TNF 👇 • The matchup only points one way 🔥 There’s one word to describe the back of the Bears defense - unreliable. Here’s how it ranks vs WRs this season: • #30 vs receiving yards • #32 vs yards per reception • #30 vs ADOT (average depth of target) • #24 vs yards after carry per reception How have top WRs fared against Chicago? 👀 Jalen Coker - 138 receiving yards, 8 receptions, 2 TDs Matthew Golden - 123 receiving yards, 7 receptions Christian Watson - 143 receiving yards, 6 receptions, 2 TDs • And A.J. Brown’s career numbers vs Chicago? vs CHI (11/8/20): 101 receiving yards, 4 receptions, 1 TD vs CHI (12/18/22): 181 receiving yards, 9 receptions vs CHI (11/28/25): 132 receiving yards, 10 receptions, 2 TDs The Bears use base personnel on 77.3% of opponents’ plays from 12 or 21 personnel, the sixth-highest rate in the NFL. When Chicago is in base, against those groupings, its defense allows: • 7.7 yards per play (most in NFL) • 19.1% explosive play rate (highest) • 51.5% offensive success rate (second-highest) The Bears secondary, headed by Jaylon Johnson and Malik Muhammad, have each allowed 128 yards in coverage in those situations, tied for the most among CBs. • Maye’s arm is going to make life difficult for the Bears 💪 Here’s how the Bears rank in that regard against QBs: • #29 in ADOT (9.0 yards)* • #28 in deep ball rate (13.7%) • #31 in deep ball completion percentage (52.0%)* • #32 in explosive play rate (25+ yard completions, 12.0%)* • #29 in average longest completon per game (39.5 yards) • #31 in play action deep ball rate (5.3%) * = Maye ranks 83rd percentile or better in that category In Weeks 5 and 6, Maye’s PFF offensive grades (93.2 vs Raiders and 92.1 vs Jets) are #1 overall among QBs. • Maye is heating up at exactly the right time 🔥 The QB is the gateway to a receiver’s production and efficiency, and there hasn’t been one better than Maye since Week 4. • #1 in passing TDs (10) • #1 in total TDs (11) • #1 in total yards (1st) • #1 in sack percentage (1.9%) • #1 in go-ahead passing TDs (5) • #2 in passing yards per attempt (8.5) • #2 in team points per game (33.3) Not to mention no QB has more deep passing yards (caught 20+ yards from scrimmage) this season than Maye with 439. • Some more numbers on Maye’s deep balls 📊 Since Week 4, passes of 20+ air yards per PFF: • Attempts - 16 (fourth-most) • Completion percentage - 56.3% (fourth-highest) • TD-INT - 5-0 (highest) • Big-time throws - 10 (most) • Turnover-worthy plays - 0 (tied-fewest) Between Weeks 1 and 3, Maye’s TD-INT ratio was 0-4 🤯 Maye’s QBR since Week 4 is 90.9 - a number as good as that over a three-game stretch has only been posted 44 times in the last TWO DECADES. Overall in 2026, he still ranks #1 in deep pass completions (14) and deep passing yards (487). • Stars can’t shine without darkness ⭐ Brown’s Patriots career hasn’t gone to plan to date - picking up an injury early on debut and underperforming on his return against the Jets. He’s widely regarded as one of the strongest characters in the NFL - and those reframe obstacles as learning opportunities. Brown made franchise history vs NYJ with the most drops (4) by a receiver in a single game. Three catches from ten targets. His response? “We’ll see you guys on Thursday night. Put this to bed really fast. It’s over. I’m going to flush it.” Hit ❤️ if you want to see more content like this!