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A.J. Brown's Sideline Reading Sparks Interest in 'Inner Excellence'

Eagles receiver A.J. Brown was seen reading during a playoff game, drawing attention to the book 'Inner Excellence.'

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During a playoff game against the Packers, Eagles WR A.J. Brown read 'Inner Excellence' by Jim Murphy on the sidelines, shedding light on mental preparation for athletes. With only one catch in the game, he emphasized the mental aspect of football, stating reading helps him refocus and manage game pressures. The moment has sparked interest in the book, although its sales did not see a significant immediate boost. Murphy, the author, noted it was unique to see the book featured during an NFL game.

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  1. Brown later added on social media that he brings the book to every game and reading aids his performance. "I use it to refocus and lock in despite what may transpire in the game good or bad," he wrote.

    ‘I like to read’: AJ Brown tucks into book midgame during Eagles’ playoff win

    The Guardian

    The Guardian

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  2. A.J. Brown's choice to read 'Inner Excellence' on the sidelines during a playoff game underscores the importance of mental preparation in sports, suggesting that such practices can contribute to overall performance and success.

    Eagles' AJ Brown reads book on sideline during team's playoff win

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