Brandon Browner Injury: Updates on Patriots CB's Knee and Return

Brandon Browner injured his knee in New England's win over Baltimore and did not return. The cornerback played in the AFC Championship against the Colts and has been removed from the injury report leading into the Super Bowl against the Seahawks. He is active for the game.

Continue for updates.

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Browner Active for Super Bowl

Sunday, Feb. 1

Brandon Browner is listed as active for Super Bowl XLIX, NESN's Doug Kyed reported:

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Browner Removed from Injury Report

Wednesday, Jan. 28

Jeff Howe of the Boston Herald reports Browner has been removed from the injury report ahead of the Super Bowl matchup against his former team.

Browner played in the AFC Championship game against the Colts and recorded one tackle.

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Browner Leaves Ravens Game With Injured Knee

Saturday, Jan. 10

The New England Patriots' thrilling 35-31 win against the Baltimore Ravens on Saturday in the divisional round did come at some cost. Cornerback Brandon Browner was injured during the game, though he doesn't seem concerned. 

According to Doug Kyed of NESN.com, Browner left the game with a knee injury:

However, according to ESPN Boston's Mike Reiss after the game, Browner was in good spirits while walking out of the locker room:

ESPN's Lee Schechter had more:

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“I feel good,” Browner said at his locker after the game. “I [won’t miss any time]. Just being cautious.” 

“I knew Logan Ryan would be a better fit than me being in there,” Browner said. “So we got ballers. 

“Very proud [of the way Ryan stepped in]. That’s my little brother, you know.” 

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Even though he does have a habit of drawing penalty flags because of his aggressive play, Browner is an integral part of Bill Belichick's defense. He's an imposing presence in the secondary at 6'4" and finished tied for third on the team with six passes defended despite missing seven games in the regular season.