A.J. Brown sends an incredible gift to Titans assistant before Super Bowl
Former Tennessee Titans and current Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown owes a lot of his NFL success to Titans wide receivers coach Rob Moore. Moore, a former 10-year NFL veteran and All-Pro wideout, has been the wide receivers coach in Tennessee since 2018 when he was brought onto the staff after Mike Vrabel was […]
Former Tennessee Titans and current Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown owes a lot of his NFL success to Titans wide receivers coach Rob Moore.
Moore, a former 10-year NFL veteran and All-Pro wideout, has been the wide receivers coach in Tennessee since 2018 when he was brought onto the staff after Mike Vrabel was hired.
From the moment Brown was drafted by the Titans in the first round of the 2019 NFL Draft to the moment he was traded away to Philadelphia last spring, Moore was helping him grow every step of the way. Without Moore, Brown may not be where he is today. And that's on the cusp of being crowned a Super Bowl champion.
While gearing up for Super Bowl LVII in Arizona, Brown sent his former position coach a special gift to express his gratitude for the years of tutelage.
"It was truly an honor to be coached by you," Brown said in a video sent to Moore. The video was sent with a pair of custom Super Bowl cleats, inscribed with the message "Ready for LVII. You got me ready since day one."
"Coach Moore helped me out a lot with things related to football, not related to football, he kind of watched me grow up in the NFL," Brown said in the video posted to his Twitter account.
"Coach Rob, I just want to say thank you so much for everything you have done for me. You have helped me stay grounded. When you see me in the Super Bowl making plays, I want you to know that it's a direct reflection of what you have taught me," said Brown.
After three incredible seasons in Nashville and a breakout 2022 campaign with the Eagles, Brown is one game away from taking the next step in his career and reaching the ultimate goal for any NFL player.
Super Bowl LVII between the Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs will kick off at 5:30pm CST on Sunday, February 12th.
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