The Philadelphia Eagles just won Super Bowl LIX, but receiver A.J. Brown thinks the team will need to "change" and "evolve" their offense in order to continue competing at their level. Brown thinks other NFL teams are going to focus on beating them in 2025 as the reigning Super Bowl champions, so they need to be prepared.

It seemed like everything the Philadelphia Eagles tried in the Super Bowl worked against the Kansas City Chiefs. The Eagles were able to move the ball on the ground and through the air, and they played stifling defense for most of the game.

The Philadelphia Eagles went in-house with the promotion of Kevin Patullo at offensive coordinator, one that was long overdue after spending four seasons as the team's passing game coordinator. Patullo has been heavily involved with the evolution of the Eagles offense over the past four years, but will now take on the role of play caller.

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During a Thursday appearance on NFL Network's "The Insiders" program, Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown spoke openly about what Patullo and the rest of the offense must do to help Philadelphia in its attempt to repeat as Super Bowl champions.