Chiefs WR Hollywood Brown Reveals His ‘Number 1 Goal’ for 2025 After Leaning on ‘Faith’ During Injury Recovery

Hollywood Brown spent most of the 2024 season watching his Kansas City Chiefs teammates light up the field from the sidelines. It was tough for Brown to have to sit and watch as his teammates continued to win while he struggled with his injury recovery. This year, he hopes that it will be different and that he will remain healthy throughout the season.

Brown struggled with being out and unable to contribute to helping his team win games. He relied heavily on his faith for his second-half comeback and even for his goal for 2025.

Hollywood Brown’s Goal for 2025

Brown has a simple goal for 2025. He wants to stay healthy for the whole season. That is priority number one, and with that comes his chance to show the league his talents again. Because he didn’t have that chance in 2024, his only goal is to have that chance in 2025.

“God willing, a healthy season. That’s my Number 1 goal, just really being able to showcase what I can do,” said Brown on his main goal for the season.

Chiefs WR Hollywood Brown on 2025: “God willing, a healthy season. That’s my Number 1 goal, just really being able to showcase what I can do.”

— Charles Goldman (@goldmctNFL) June 17, 2025

He didn’t have much time to showcase his skills. In his two regular-season games, he tallied 91 yards on nine catches. He has shown he can be a dynamic weapon during his time with the Baltimore Ravens. He had a 1,000+ yard season in 2021 and 28 touchdowns over his career. It’s up to Brown to put together a healthy season and return to form.

Brown’s Reliance on Faith

Brown relied on faith to fuel his comeback at the end of last season.

“I really leaned on my faith. I didn’t come back expecting anything. . . I was just really grateful that I had the opportunity to come back,” said Brown.

Chiefs WR Hollywood Brown says on his late-season comeback in 2024: “I really leaned on my faith. I didn’t come back expecting anything. . . I was just really grateful that I had the opportunity to come back.”

He says he wasn’t at his best, but adds he’s now 100% and looking to…

— Charles Goldman (@goldmctNFL) June 17, 2025

Faith was a huge reason for Brown’s comeback. He discussed his low expectations and let his faith guide him to return and offer his contribution to the Chiefs. Returning from a tough shoulder injury is no easy task and requires dedication and effort. He wasn’t 100% when he returned, but with his faith, he could return to playing shape before the season’s end.

The Chiefs are getting reinforcements in their receiver room with the return of Rashee Rice, rookie Jalen Royals, and a fully healthy Brown. They also have Xavier Worthy, who put up a historic effort in the Super Bowl with 157 receiving yards, and began to grow into his role at the end of the season. Of course, Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce highlight the Chiefs’ offense, but these receivers will also play an important role.

The Chiefs are out for revenge and looking to reach their 4th straight Super Bowl and win their third in four years. Brown is hungry to stay healthy throughout this season and be a key contributor to the Chiefs’ effort to recapture the Lombardi Trophy again.