A.J. Brown is on the brink of another milestone in Philadelphia Eagles history. The star wide receiver has recorded 19 career 100-yard receiving games with the Eagles, leaving him just one shy of reaching 20. Brown currently ranks 4th all-time in franchise history in 100-yard performances, trailing only DeSean Jackson, Mike Quick, and Harold Carmichael on the Super Bowl-era leaderboard.
Brown has already notched two 100-yard outings this season, including a dominant performance last week in a 28–22 victory over the Minnesota Vikings, where he erupted for 121 yards, four receptions, and two touchdowns. With his big-play ability on full display, Brown continues to serve as one of the most reliable offensive weapons in the league.
Sunday presents a prime opportunity for Brown to join rare company as the 7–2 Eagles, leaders of the NFC East, square off against the Detroit Lions, who sit 2nd in the NFC North. Philadelphia enters the matchup riding a three-game winning streak, and if Brown can reach 100 yards again, he will not only help keep the Eagles rolling — he’ll move into a tie with Harold Carmichael for 3rd-most 100-yard receiving games in franchise history.
Philadelphia Eagles — Most 100-Yard Receiving Games (Super Bowl Era)
DeSean Jackson — 21
Mike Quick — 21
Harold Carmichael — 20
A.J. Brown — 19 (active)
DeVonta Smith — 13
Jeremy Maclin — 13
Fred Barnett — 13
Harold Jackson — 13