Hogs Haven on A.J. Brown
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Over his last four games, Brown averaged 57.2 yards per game, culminating in a disastrous performance in the Birds' NFC Wild Card loss to the 49ers at Lincoln Financial Field, 23-19, in which he caught just three passes for 25 yards and had multiple drops and one screaming match with his head coach. Watching him turn back the clock two years on the practice field this week makes me wonder what the offense could have looked like with a motivated Brown on the outside.
STACKED’s take
Brown's joint practice performance suggests return to form after down 2025.
WR A.J. Brown showed a significantly improved version of himself during joint practices this week, turning back the clock two years on the practice field. Last season, Brown looked slower and less athletic, averaging just 57.2 yards per game over his last four games and culminating in a disastrous performance in the Birds' NFC Wild Card loss to the 49ers with just three catches for 25 yards, multiple drops, and a screaming match with his head coach. However, in these two joint practices, he appeared to regain his athleticism and started winning the one-on-one battles he had grown accustomed to winning. The source wonders what the offense could have looked like with a motivated Brown on the outside.
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