Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown is continuing his sideline reading in the Super Bowl. Brown was again seen reading Jim Murphy's

After moonlighting as a media member in the week leading up to Super Bowl LIX, veteran quarterback Jameis Winston watched in delight as Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown did the "Cha-Cha Slide" as a touchdown celebration -- just as Winston had asked him during Super Bowl Opening Night.

Hopkins, 32, is playing in his first Super Bowl just months after the Titans traded him to the Kansas City Chiefs in October. Both are in pursuit of their first Super Bowl rings. The Chiefs (15-2) are playing in their third straight Super Bowl and making their fifth appearance in the last six years.

What a first half of the Super Bowl for the Philadelphia Eagles.  Even when things went wrong, they went right.  Eagles receiver A.J. Brown and head coach Nick Sirianni got heated on the sideline late in the first half after a failed conversion on third down,

Brown was first spotted reading the book during Philadelphia's wild-card matchup against the Green Bay Packers earlier this postseason. Naturally, given how uncommon it is to see

More than three years after opening up about his battle with suicidal thoughts, Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown used the Super Bowl LIX pregame show to express that being vulnerable is OK.