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Eagles Star A.J. Brown’s Rolls-Royce Stolen

  • Writer: 17GEN4
    17GEN4
  • 4 hours ago
  • 3 min read

PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown woke up to a shocking discovery on Monday morning when he found that his brand-new Rolls-Royce, a lavish gift to himself following the Eagles’ Super Bowl LIX victory, had been stolen from his South Jersey driveway overnight. The All-Pro receiver took to social media to address the thief directly, offering a deal to return the vehicle without pressing charges but warning of repercussions if the car is not returned.


Brown, 27, posted on X, stating, “Dear Philly, To whoever stole my car last night, I’ll make a deal with you. … Bring back my car and I won’t press charges, or when I find you today, it’s going to be what it’s going to be. Take it or leave it my guy” (Inquirer, 2025). In an Instagram Story, he revealed the theft occurred at 3:42 a.m., with the thief fleeing by 3:45 a.m., adding, “You fast on your feet, real fast. Imma show you how fast I am on my feet” (iHeartRadio, 2025).


The Rolls-Royce, which Brown purchased shortly after the Eagles’ dominant win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX on February 9, 2025, boasts premium features like red leather seats and a starlit roof, with base models starting at $357,000 (The US Sun, 2025). The car marked a significant upgrade from Brown’s humble $30,000 Honda Accord, which had previously drawn attention when he drove it to a playoff game (NewsBreak, 2025). Fans celebrated the purchase as a well-deserved reward for his pivotal role in securing the Eagles’ championship, with one commenting, “Wins a Super Bowl and treats himself right” (The US Sun, 2025).


Some fans voiced outrage over the audacity of the crime, while others debated the practicality of Brown’s public appeal. “It’s wild that someone would steal from A.J. after all he’s done for Philly,” said one local resident, who asked to remain anonymous. “But offering no charges? That’s bold.”


Brown, acquired by the Eagles in a 2022 trade with the Tennessee Titans, has been a cornerstone of the team’s offense, earning Second-team All-Pro honors in each of his three seasons with Philadelphia. Despite playing only 13 games in 2024 due to injuries, he recorded 67 receptions for 1,079 yards and seven touchdowns, capping the season with three receptions for 43 yards and a touchdown in the Super Bowl (iHeartRadio, 2025). His off-field charisma, including a quirky pregame routine involving Adele’s music and a mannequin displaying his unwashed Super Bowl jersey, has endeared him to fans (FOX Sports, 2025).


As of Monday evening, no updates on the car’s recovery or the thief’s response have been reported. The incident underscores the challenges even high-profile athletes face with personal security, prompting renewed discussions about crime in the region. Brown’s decision to forgo immediate legal action reflects his desire for a peaceful resolution, though his warning suggests he’s prepared to take matters into his own hands if necessary.

For now, the Eagles faithful and Philadelphia community await developments, rallying behind their star receiver in hopes of seeing his prized Rolls-Royce returned.


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