Winning a Super Bowl is surface, according to AJ Brown.
The Large receiver of Philadelphia Eagles Star won his first Lombardi trophy on Sunday, marking a touchdown in the dominant victory of the 40-22 birds against the Chiefs of Kansas City.
But it seems that Brown has already exceeded the title.
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The Large Eagles receiver of Philadelphia, AJ Brown, marks a touch against the Chiefs of Kansas City during the first half of the Super Bowl Lix with Caesars Superdome. (Geoff Burke / Imagn Images)
In an Instagram post, Brown said that his time taking the Lombardi trophy’s trophy is already over, and that he does not seem to be at the top of the world.
“After a few days, I had time to think about being champion. I tried to feel how everyone pretended to be a champion and unfortunately he was short -lived .. two days to be exact LOL “, the legend of Brown, attached to a photo of his touch of the game, said.
“I have never been a champion at the highest level before, but I thought my hard work would be justified by winning everything. It was not. My thrill for this game comes when I dominate,” he Added. “It is the hunt that makes me for me. It is when the DB drops the head and go because it cannot F with me. Intense battles. The first mornings. Late. Nights. Sacrifices. I love to put smiles on the faces of people, don ‘he deceives me but it was not just what I thought it would be.
The broad Eagles of Philadelphia Eagles, AJ Brown (11), congratulates the large recipient Devonta Smith (6) after Smith marked a touch against the Kansas City chiefs during the second half of the Super Bowl Lix in Caesars Superdome. (Images Bill Streicher-Imagn)
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This part of the legend has raised eyebrows, but his words seemed to be those of a real competitor.
“This is the journey that I like the most. Back 2 work!”
Perhaps the party on the field was anti-limatic because the game had been decided so early in the match.
The Large Receiver of the Eagles of Philadelphia, AJ Brown, marks a touch against the Chiefs of Kansas City in the second quarter of the Super Bowl Lix with Superdome Ceasars. (Mark J. Rebilas / Imagn Images)
But maybe Brown will think differently when the birds cross the city center of Philly for their parade on Friday.
