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Once Again, Clear Evidence Shows The Dominance Of Eagles Star WR A.J. Brown

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Philadelphia Eagles fans have every reason to celebrate — A.J. Brown has officially been ranked the No. 1 wide receiver in the NFL by Pro Football Focus (PFF), based on his elite production against single coverage over the past three seasons. With a staggering 97.0 PFF grade (2022–2024) and 96.6 in 2024 alone, Brown has firmly established himself as the league’s premier WR1.

But what does this mean for the Eagles’ Super Bowl hopes in 2025?

A.J. Brown’s Dominance: By the Numbers

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Since arriving in Philadelphia, Brown has transformed the Eagles' aerial attack. In 2024, he torched defenders with unmatched physicality and route-running, leading to one of the highest PFF coverage grades in the modern era.

  • 96.6 PFF grade vs. single coverage (2024)

  • 97.0 average over the last 3 seasons

  • 1,456 receiving yards, 11 touchdowns (2024 stats)

  • Brown’s ability to beat single-man coverage forces opposing defenses to commit double-teams, opening lanes for other weapons like DeVonta Smith and Dallas Goedert.

    Why This Changes the Eagles’ 2025 Outlook

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    With the Eagles already a strong contender in the NFL Super Bowl odds, having the top-ranked wide receiver gives them an even greater edge. Whether you’re making betting picks for Eagles vs. Cowboys or building your Fantasy football sleepers 2025, A.J. Brown should be at the center of the conversation.

    “When you’ve got a guy like that on the outside, it changes everything,” said an NFC defensive coordinator anonymously.

    Even with defensive uncertainties (CB depth, pass rush rotation), Brown’s dominance helps Jalen Hurts dictate tempo and stretch the field — a crucial asset come playoff time.

    Can He Sustain WR1 Status?

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    All signs point to yes. At 27, Brown is entering his prime. His chemistry with Hurts is unmatched, and the Eagles’ offensive system maximizes his strengths.

    However, expect opposing teams to adjust. The return of elite cornerbacks like Jaire Alexander and potential matchups against the 49ers or Lions will test just how unguardable Brown remains.

    Still, with Brown’s work ethic and versatility, it’s hard to imagine a scenario where he falls outside the top tier.


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