2007 HIGHLIGHTS:
• Set a career-high with 61 receptions
• Was one of three Eagles to post over 750 receiving yds. and 60 rec. in a season (Westbrook: 90-771; Curtis: 77-1,110; Brown: 61-780), which was a first for the franchise
• Snagged a 31-yd. TD pass from QB Donovan McNabb to put the Eagles ahead for good in a win at NO (12/23)
• Snared a 1-yd. TD pass from QB Donovan MacNabb to close out the first half in a 10-6 win at Dal. (12/16)
• Caught a 8-yd. TD pass from QB A.J. Feeley at NE (11/25)
• Hauled in a 45-yd. TD catch from QB Donovan McNabb in the 4th qtr. at Was. (11/11). The score ignited a 20-point 4th qtr. outburst from the Eagles offense, as they went on to defeat the Redskins 33-25
• Posted a career-high 8 receptions for 105 yards at Min. (10/28). It was his third 100-yd. receiving day of his career and his first since 10/15/06 at NO

2006 HIGHLIGHTS:
• Led the Eagles in rec. yds. (816) and rec. TDs (8), while posting 46 recepts., all of which were career highs 
• Ranked 6th in the NFL in yds. per catch (17.7) among receivers with at least 35 recepts. Also finished tied for 10th in the NFL in rec. TDs (8) and tied for 16th in total TDs (9). Caught 15 passes of 20-yds. or more and 6 of 40-yds. or more
• In his first career playoff game vs. NYG (1/7/07, NFC-WC), tied a career high with 7 recepts. for 73 yds. His 7 catches were the most by an Eagle in their playoff debut since Keith Byars (9) and Keith Jackson (7) did so in the "Fog Bowl" at Chicago in the NFC Divisional playoff game on 12/31/88
• Caught a crucial 19-yd. TD pass from Jeff Garcia for the go-ahead score  to put the Eagles up 27-22 with 4:02 left to play in the 4th qtr. at NYG  (12/17/06)  
• Caught 6 passes for a career-high 121-yds., including a career-long 60-yd. TD grab from Donovan McNabb at NO (10/15/06). Also added a 15-yd. TD run for his first career rushing TD and, in doing so, became the first Eagles WR to have a rushing and receiving TD in the same game since James Thrash did so on 11/17/02 vs. Arz.
• Snagged a 40-yd. TD bomb in the 4th qtr. from Donovan McNabb for the go-ahead score to put the Eagles up 31-24 vs. Dal. (10/8/06)
• Recorded the first 100-yd. receiving day (5-106) of his career at SF (9/24/06)

2005 HIGHLIGHTS:
• Led all NFL rookie WRs in rec. yds. (571), and ranked 2nd in recepts. (43) and 3rd in receiving TDs (4). A first-team All-Rookie honoree by Ourlads'
• After being named the full-time starter at Was. (11/6/05), led the team in recepts. (34), rec. yds. (463) and rec. TDs (4), over the final 9 games of the season
• Posted a career-high 7 recepts. (77 yds.) vs. Was. (1/1/06). Also became the first Eagles rookie to catch 2 TD passes in a game since Fred Barnett at Phx. (12/29/90)
• Earned Diet Pepsi NFL rookie of the week honors for his 5-94-1TD performance at Was. (11/6/05). The TD (a  56-yd. reception from Donovan McNabb) was his first as a pro

BIRDSEED:
• Claims to draw inspiration from his father, Gilbert, who used to train for football by running through the woods and dodging trees to simulate making cuts on the football field. Brown didn't pick up tree dodging as a part of his conditioning program, but he did pick up his father's work ethic. "I've always been obsessed with working out," said Brown. "I always felt the extra work would do nothing but make me better." Incorporated swimming into his offseason workout regimine in 2007. Also used underwater boxing to help improve his handspeed which he feels will help him to get off the line on the field
• During his freshman year at Georgia, Brown's father, Gilbert, was diagnosed with having a brain tumor. Eventually, Gilbert had to undergo surgery to remove the tumor and was later forced to retire from his career in construction. "It was a rough time for my family," said Brown. "Sometimes he couldn't remember my name. My mother, Bobbie Jean, was always calm and composed through it all. I've never seen her break down. She was really strong. And the way he pulled through it is probably the reason that I am in the NFL right now. It made me work so much harder, so that we could all have a better life."
• At the University of Georgia, the football field was not the only place Bulldog fans could see Brown. He was also patrolling the Georgia campus on his Fuji road bicycle at all times of the day. Entering his junior year, Brown had saved up $600 in order to purchase a means of transportation and, eventually, a new hobby. "I got the bike because I didn't have a car," said Brown. "Then I just started to like going for rides. Some people had cars; I had my bike." Brown liked riding so much that when he was home in Carrollton, GA, he would join a group of riders from the Perpetual Motion bicycle shop for 25 and 50 mile rides.

PERSONAL:
• Has a daughter, Nevaeh (heaven backwards) Alexis (1/12/02). Purchased a five-bedroom home in Marlton, NJ, in 2007 where he lives with his wife Megaen. The two met while attending Georgia
• Posted 62 recepts. for 1,046 yds. and 10 TDs as a senior at Carrollton (GA) HS, earning All-America and Atlanta Journal-Constitution POY honors. Also earned All-America and Georgia POY honors as a junior in 1998, leading the team to the Class AA State Championship. During his four-year career, his high school compiled a 50-6 record
• Also lettered in basketball and track. Set the state's high school long jump record of 24'9"
• Set to host a radio show on ESPN Radio 920 during the 2007 season
• Undertook a 16-hour commute to visit Thailand for two weeks during the 2007 offseason. "I loved the culture over there. The people are so respectful and really religious. They have a day every week where they honor their king and wear yellow. They took such good care of us. Tourism is their main business these days."
• Was the keynote speaker at Eagle Youth Partnership's 2006 Top Achiever's award ceremony which honors local high school football players who have excelled in the classroom
• Spends his free time watching anime cartoon movies. His recent favorites include "Trigun" and "Rurouni Kenshin."
• In high school, had two part-time jobs. He worked one summer at a law firm as a courier and another summer at a museum as a security guard
• His cousin, Jamie Henderson, is a former defensive back with the Jets and Georgia, and was a major reason Brown chose Georgia over Ohio State
• Earned his degree in child and family development. Was planning on becoming a guidance counselor or a coach, had football not worked out for him
• Full name: Reggie Brown

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS:
A two-year starter, caught 144 career passes for 2,008 yds. and 12 TDs, becoming only the 5th player in school history to surpass the 2,000-yd. plateau. As a senior, earned first-team All-SEC honors as he led the team with 53 catches for 860 yds. (16.2 avg) and 6 TDs. His 49 catches as a junior also led the team. Suffered a torn ACL in 2001 and received a medical redshirt. Hauled in 13 passes for 143 yds. and a TD as a true freshman