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how they will do it without their leading receiver of the last four years, A.J. Brown, and expected to do it with a first-time NFL play caller in new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion. Brown is responsible for 36-percent of all the Eagles' receiving yards the last four years.
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Brown's departure removes 36% of Eagles' receiving yards; major offensive concern.

Brown is responsible for 36% of all Eagles' receiving yards over the last four years and is no longer with the team; the source emphasizes the Eagles must figure out how to replace their leading receiver while working with first-time NFL play caller Sean Mannion, creating significant offensive uncertainty and downside risk for Eagles passing game production.

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