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Eagles WR A.J. Brown enjoyed a big rebound game in Sunday's comeback win over the Rams. He racked up 6 receptions for 109 yards and a TD on a team-high 10 targets. That doubled Brown's reception total through three weeks and well more than doubled his season yardage.
Brown and the Philly passing game got off to another slow start against the Rams. He drew just one catchless target in the first half, which finished with only 17 passing yards for the team.
But Brown snagged a 9-yard TD late in the third quarter and then tallied 48 yards on Philly's go-ahead TD drive in the fourth. Another target sailed past him near the goal line late in that drive, on a play that seemed like either a route miscommunication or a Jalen Hurts misfire.
Brown ran through tackle attempts and outmuscled single coverage on both his long fourth-quarter gains, looking like the guy we're used to. And the Eagles will likely continue to need more passing production, as Saquon Barkley has gone for 4.0 yards per rush or less in each of the first three games.
Sunday's production makes Brown an even easier start at Tampa Bay in Week 4. Week 5 presents a tough individual matchup with Denver and CB Pat Surtain II.
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