AJ Brown sets NFL record as Eagles use second-half surge to beat Commanders

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Philadelphia Eagles star receiver A.J. Brown has set a new NFL record after yet another incredible performance that led to a victory. 

Brown is now the first NFL player in history to have six straight games of 125-plus receiving yards, breaking Hall of Famer Calvin Johnson's record of five. 

He accomplished this feat with some dazzling catches along the way to an Eagles 38-31 win over the Washington Commanders. 

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Emmanuel Forbes, #13 of the Washington Commanders, tackles A.J. Brown, #11 of the Philadelphia Eagles, in the second quarter of a game at FedEx Field on October 29, 2023, in Landover, Maryland. (Jess Rapfogel/Getty Images)

This game was all Commanders at FedExField to start, as they found the end zone in two of their first three drives. But quarterback Jalen Hurts finally got the Eagles into the colored paint when he trusted Brown with a ball to the left side of the end zone despite some solid Washington coverage. 

Brown, tracking the ball the entire way, made an extremely impressive one-handed grab for a 16-yard touchdown with 34 seconds left in the first half to make it a 14-10 game after the extra point was converted. 

But Brown wasn’t done. He was just getting started in this game. 

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After a disappointing first drive of the second half for the Eagles, where Hurts fumbled at the one-yard line on Philadelphia’s infamous "tush push" play, the defense forced a punt on the Commanders that got the ball back to the offense quickly. Hurts needed just seven plays to deliver