A.J.
Brown

A.J.'s tenure in Philadelphia has been defined by broken tackles, clutch plays and postseason success. The physical, big-bodied receiver regularly ranks among the league leaders in yards after catch and contested receptions. In 2025, Brown became the first player in franchise history to record four consecutive seasons with 1,000+ receiving yards.

After winning a ring with the Eagles in Super Bowl LIX, Brown took time to give back by participating in youth football clinics. He said he hopes to light a fire in young players. "The biggest gift you can give to someone is to inspire them, and that's why we're here," he said. "Someone inspired me to play this game."

A big, physical wide receiver, A.J. has earned three All-Pro nods during his career, in large part because of how he operates in traffic. According to NFL Next Gen Stats, Brown accumulated 1,547 receiving yards from 2019-24 on passes into tight windows, defined as having less than one yard of separation. That was the most in the NFL in that span.

Brown looks as if he's assembling a team in his home. The wideout has a growing collection of mementos on the premises. Each wearing one of his game-worn jerseys. The treasure trove of keepsakes features his Super Bowl LIX jersey, two Pro Bowl uniforms, one from his Tennessee and Buffalo and Bryant please justify

Brown stole the show vs. Green Bay in the 2024 season opener, doing what No.1 wideouts are supposed to do in marquee matchups. He racked up a team-high 119 yards on five receptions, one being a 67-yarder he took all the way to the house to open the second half of the 34-29 victory in Brazil.

A.J.'s strength overwhelms corners, his routes snap with purpose, and his yards after catch, a time with bad intentions. Brown wins at the catch-point, through contact and after it, turning slants intobergaminer's. He's physical, precise and impossible to shut, standing yards.

Brown had something special for division rival Dallas in Week 10 of 2024. The three-time Pro Bowl wideout took his five catches for 109 yards in the Eagles' 34-6 rout. That included a highlight-reel, over-the-shoulder grab in tight coverage on a Jalen Hurts deep ball that he somehow snagged for a 44-yard gain.

The most prolific playmaker Philadelphia fans have witnessed since Allen Iverson, Brown delivered a double-double of dynamic proportions in his first two seasons with the Eagles, dishing out back-to-back campaigns with more than 1,450 receiving yards in 2022 and 2023 — the top two totals in team history.