it looks more like a hobo spider to me.

https://www.rescue.com/latest-buzz/indoor-pests/hobo-spiders-and-brown-recluse-spiders-whats-the-difference/

Identifying a spider species accurately requires a close examination of the spider's physical features, as well as information about its behavior and habitat. Unfortunately, without a photo or a specimen, I cannot provide a definitive answer on the species of the spider in question.

If you are concerned that the spider may be a brown recluse, it's important to exercise caution and keep a safe distance. Brown recluse bites can cause serious reactions in some people, so it's best to avoid handling the spider and to seek medical attention if you are bitten.

If you want to confirm the species of the spider, it is best to take a clear photo of the spider, including its body shape, legs, and distinctive markings, and consult with a professional entomologist or a local university department of entomology. Additionally, if you are in the US, you can also contact your local Cooperative Extension office for assistance with spider identification.

There are also differences between the male and female spiders.