Hollywood's Next Blockbuster: Chasing The Ring With The Eagles

“Man, I’ve been watching Jalen play for a while,” Brown said earlier this week. “Even previous teammates, everyone talked highly about him. And for me, watching the film on him, seeing how he’s able to make stuff happen, how composed he is, his deep ball, and just how he’s able to lead, was all attractive to me.

“And for me, he’s a Super Bowl MVP, so I feel like he stacks up as a top quarterback in this league. And I’m fortunate enough to be here with him and the rest of the team. Excited to come in and help.”

Brown has had the luxury of being with several playmaking quarterbacks during his NFL career, having caught passes from MVPs Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes, along with the the dynamic Kyler Murray, who was also Brown's QB with the Sooners.

Brown is excited about what the Eagles' offense could look be and how me might fit in his eighth professional season.

“I could be a weapon," Brown said. “I could come in and help out and be another asset to the team that defenses got to look out for.”

For the moment, Brown is pegged as the WR3 to replace Jahan Dotson, who signed with Atlanta in free agency. However, uncertainty still surrounds the future of A.J Brown, a player many in the league believe will no longer be in Philadelphia by Week 1.

Hollywood Brown's contract is more substantive that the Eagles have budgeted for the WR3 in the recent past, indicating a two-pronged approach, upgrading at WR3 if A.J. does return and insurance in case the All-Pro doesn't.

Either way Hollywood has expressed a desire to play with both A.J. and DeVonta Smith.

"I watch a lot of wide receiver football,” the newer Brown said. “I watch a lot across the league. Watched a lot of A.J., a lot of DeVonta, and excited to work with these guys and learn stuff from them. Hopefully they can learn some stuff from me and chase this ring.”