On the heels of winning Super Bowl LIX, Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver AJ Brown revealed who kept his team together. After Brown called out his haters during the championship parade, he gave his organization's general manager, director of gameday coaching operations, Dom DiSandro, his flowers.

Everyone in the class was assigned to write an autobiography, which would provide the professor with a writing sample and some background on her students as another semester began. The introductory assignment was the perfect way for University of Mississippi professor Summer Hill-Vinson to meet the new crop of students in Journalism 102.

The Philadelphia Eagles just won Super Bowl LIX, but receiver A.J. Brown thinks the team will need to "change" and "evolve" their offense in order to continue competing at their level. Brown thinks other NFL teams are going to focus on beating them in 2025 as the reigning Super Bowl champions, so they need to be prepared.

Philadelphia Eagles receiver AJ Brown, 3 years removed from his trade from the Tennessee Titans, likes the sound of "Super Bowl champion AJ Brown."

Brown contributed to the Eagles’ second-ever Super Bowl win with three catches that included a touchdown with less than two minutes to go in the second quarter that helped put the game out of reach.

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

Nick Sirianni and others spoke to the media again today, and the Eagles seem very focused for this Super Bowl matchup. Brandon Graham spoke on where his status stands for Sunday, and Eagles fans are hoping he can make a return for his final NFL game.

One member of the team, A.J. Brown, didn’t exactly share the same elated experiences. Days after the big game, Brown posted a surprisingly disgruntled message on social media af

NFL teams win Super Bowls for many reasons, including a solid coaching staff and playmaking athletes. Once clubs have reached that pinnacle, however, other franchises often seek out those coaches and players.