Bleeding Green Nation on A.J. Brown
From the article
Brown was the best player on the field over the two days of practices. He dominated one of the best secondaries in the NFL... Brown scored touchdown after touchdown, using his elite speed, size and hands to win every kind of rep imaginable. Last year, we did not see this version of Brown, especially as the 2025 season wore on. Over his last four games, Brown averaged 57.2 yards per game.
STACKED’s take
Brown's dominant joint-practice performance shows the elite talent that disappeared late in 2025.
Brown dominated joint practices against the Eagles, displaying elite speed, size, and hands to win contested catches in tight coverage and create space in the middle of the field; scored multiple touchdowns and showed the deep-threat speed that defined his best NFL performances. This represents a stark contrast to his 2025 season finish, when he averaged just 57.2 yards per game over his last four games and appeared slower, less athletic, and worn out, culminating in a disastrous Wild Card loss to the 49ers (3 catches, 25 yards, multiple drops, one screaming match with head coach). The source notes that had this motivated, dominant version of Brown shown up in January, the Eagles would have made at least one additional postseason game.
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