US EditionA.J. Brown Says He Let His ‘Frustrations Boil over’ but Still Wants to Help the Eagles Offense Get Cooking
A.J. Brown accepted responsibility for a cryptic post not aimed at teammates and highlighted his frustration over limited targets despite aiming to be the NFL's top wide receiver.
- A.J. Brown opened his media session by taking full accountability for letting his frustrations boil over Sunday and said his post wasn’t directed at anyone at the NovaCare Complex on October 1, 2025.
- Brown cited a slow start, noting 14 catches for 151 yards and one touchdown through four games, while aiming to be the best wide receiver in the NFL.
- Brown added he is "very optimistic" the Philadelphia Eagles offense can improve and said "it's fair to want the ball" as defense and special teams have been carrying the club.
- Despite a 4-0 start, the Philadelphia Eagles rank 30th in total offense and 31st in passing, and ESPN reported they could explore trading A.J. Brown, but he `absolutely` wants to remain in Philadelphia.
- Coaches and Brown are meeting daily with Jalen Hurts and offensive staff to fix passing inconsistencies, and Nick Sirianni may game-plan toward Brown soon.
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Eagles Notebook: A.J. Brown gives mea culpa, but still wants the ball
PHILADELPHIA — A.J. Brown didn’t run from his postgame tweet following Sunday’s win in Tampa Bay. He owned it, explained it, and doubled down on the heart of the matter: He wants the ball. “Obviously, Sunday after the game, I let my frustrations boil over,” the All-Pro wide receiver said Wednesday at NovaCare Complex. “I didn’t speak to the media. I had a chance to correct my frustration and I continued to let it boil over, and that’s on me. I t…
A.J. Brown apologizes for Sunday tweet, while also downplaying it
Mike Florio , Facebook After Sunday’s win over the Buccaneers, Eagles receiver A.J. Brown posted a tweet suggested that he’s not happy in Philadelphia: “If you’re not welcomed, not listened to, quietly withdraw. Don’t make a scene. Shrug your shoulders and be on your way.” The message reportedly was directed at one or more members of the organization. Meeting with reporters on Wednesday, Brown took responsibility for the tweet. He also disputed …
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