During Super Bowl Opening Night on Monday, Feb. 3, Fox Sports Super Bowl correspondent Jameis Winston suggested Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown try a particular celebration should he have a touchdown during the big game.

After each touchdown, sack and interception there's a small window to send a message. Ranking the best Eagles celebrations before Super Bowl 59.

Eagles wide receiver AJ Brown understood how difficult the Super Bowl victory over the Chiefs was, and explained to the masses.

Jameis Winston was thrilled to see Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown take his suggestion to do the cha-cha slide after scoring a touchdown

Baun's interception returned possession to the Eagles at the Chiefs 14-yard line with 1:45 to play in the first half. On the second play, Hurts beat a Chiefs blitz and found A.J. Brown on a crossing route for a 12-yard touchdown. The score put the Eagles ahead 24-0, capping a first-half in which the team outgained the Chiefs 179-23.

Jameis Winston might not have played in Super Bowl 59, but he still found a way to steal the show as the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles faced each other in New Orleans. The veteran quarterback was in full-on fan mode from the stands,