Eagles’ AJ Brown Poised for Strong 2025 Season Following Super Bowl Success

A Dominant Force Returns

The Philadelphia Eagles are set to begin their 2025 NFL season on Thursday night, with star receiver AJ Brown confirming his readiness to play despite dealing with a hamstring injury throughout camp. When asked about his availability, Brown’s response was emphatic: “Hell, yeah.”

Impressive Track Record

Since joining the Eagles, Brown has been nothing short of exceptional, accumulating over 4,000 receiving yards and 25 touchdowns in three seasons. His average of 85.8 yards per game stands as the highest in Eagles history among players with at least 40 games.

Widely regarded as one of the NFL’s premier receivers, Brown has achieved three consecutive 1,000-yard seasons and three straight second-team All-Pro selections. His 2024 campaign was particularly impressive, as he managed 1,079 yards on just 67 receptions, maintaining a remarkable 16.1 yards per catch average with seven touchdowns. His playing style has earned him recognition from peers, with Broncos TE Evan Engram describing him as “the most violent receiver in the league.”

Super Bowl Success and Future Outlook

Brown’s impact has been transformative for the Eagles, with the team making the Super Bowl in both of his healthy postseason runs in Philadelphia, including last year’s Super Bowl LIX victory. His presence has established him as a marquee player in the league.

As Brown enters his fourth season with the Eagles, the pressure is mounting for both him and the team to prove that their 2024 success was no fluke and that they remain the dominant force in the NFC East, the NFC, and the NFL as a whole.