A.J. Brown (Image credits: IG/X)
Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown has become the center of scrutiny after a cryptic tweet left fans and analysts speculating about his role and future with the team. Through four games, Brown has amassed just 151 receiving yards and a single touchdown, far below the nearly 1,500 yards he recorded last season.
While the Eagles remain undefeated at 4-0, Brown’s limited involvement has drawn attention, with experts warning that the team must carefully manage both his performance and morale before tensions escalate.
Analyst Michael Holley flags urgency for Eagles to get Brown more targets and protect offensive flow
NBC analyst Michael Holley highlighted the urgency surrounding Brown’s limited involvement, stating, “They’ll make sure this goes away. If that means giving Brown the ball more, they’ll do it.” Holley’s point underscores that Brown’s current target share could directly influence not just his satisfaction but also the overall offensive balance.
Analysts see Week 5 as a critical moment for the Eagles to integrate Brown more fully into the game plan, addressing both his frustrations and the team’s need for consistent passing production.
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Mike Florio points to Hurts’ body language as a window into team tensions
While quarterback Jalen Hurts attempted to downplay the situation by saying, “It’s good. … We share a great passion for this game, and we’re focused on this week,” analysts like Mike Florio noted subtleties that suggested otherwise.
Florio observed Hurts
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