A.J. Brown Said Seahawks 'Cannot F--k With' Patriots WRs in Trending Sideline Video from Week 1

A.J. Brown was confident in the ability of the New England Patriots' receivers to beat the Seattle Seahawks' secondary in New England's 13-10 loss to Seattle on Wednesday.

"If y'all boys just could hold up, we gonna score this s--t," Brown told the Patriots' offensive linemen during the game in a video released by the team. "They cannot f--k with none of us at wide receiver, I'm telling you. We running wide open, you hear me?"

Brown caught three of his four targets for 26 yards against the Seahawks before exiting the game in the third quarter due to an ankle injury.

New England eventually placed him on injured reserve Friday, meaning that he'll miss at least four games before he can return.

On the same drive that Brown suffered the injury against Seattle, the Patriots kicked a field goal to take a 10-0 lead in the Super Bowl LX rematch.

While the Seahawks were without starting quarterback Sam Darnold since their opening drive of the game due to a hip injury, they were able to swing momentum in their favor throughout the rest of the game.

Seattle scored 13 consecutive points to jump in front, as New England's offense struggled without Brown.

The four Patriots drives after his injury ended with a punt and three interceptions by quarterback Drake Maye. His final interception came with New England in field-goal range as just under 30 seconds remained in the fourth quarter, sealing the final result.

Maye was sacked three times in the game after he was sacked on six occasions during the Patriots' Super Bowl loss to the Seahawks last season.

Outside of Brown, Mack Hollins was the only New England wide receiver to surpass 20 yards in Wednesday's defeat.