If the average football fan just looked at the box score of the Philadelphia Eagles' heartbreaking 22-19 overtime loss to the Los Angeles Chargers, they would think A.J. Brown had a great game, and Jalen Hurts was horrible. While Hurts' poor play comment would be valid, Brown's performance is more than just stats.
The numbers for Brown looked good with six catches for 100 yards, the third straight game that he has recorded over 100 yards in a game. Unfortunately, that doesn't show the devastating three drops he had in the game that could have changed the outcome.