Eagles coach Nick Sirianni mirrored Brown’s comments when asked about the player’s performance, telling reporters that winning is all that matters. Ultimately, it seems like Philadelphia doesn’t care much about Brown’s lack of productivity. The Eagles’ WR1 was caught on camera reading a book on the sidelines during Philly’s win over the Packers. During the divisional round, Brown blamed the snow as the reason for his difficulties. However, it appears the three-time Pro Bowler is on the verge of a breakout game. The Eagles will host the Commanders in the NFC Final on Sunday with a trip to the Super Bowl on the line. This is the first time the NFC East rivals have met in the playoffs since 1991. While Brown will likely have an impactful game, the Commanders are a tough opponent. Even though Washington’s defense is middling this season, the team has been stingy in passing the ball. The Commanders boasted the third-best passing defense in the league during the regular season. Meanwhile, the Eagles have the NFL’s top-ranked overall defense, allowing just 278.4 total yards per game in 2024.