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The star receiver of the Eagles of Philadelphia, AJ Brown, has only a reception of a hit during the first four games of the season. Despite the disappointing personal statistics of Brown, the Eagles enter the week 5 as one of the only two undefeated NFL teams.
Brown seemed frustrated by its limited role in the offense. His apparent dissatisfaction seemed to reach a tilting point after finishing the victory of the week 4 of the Eagles against the Buccaneers of Tampa Bay with only seven reception yards on two taken.
Brown then shared a barely veiled message on social networks: “If you are not welcomed, not listened to, withdraw quietly”, we read in his article. “Don’t be a stage. Urge your shoulders and be on your way.”
The star of Kansas City chiefs, Travis Kelce, challenged the method that Brown used to express his irritation.
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The tight wing of Kansas City chiefs, Travis Kelce, disputed the way in which the receiver of the Eagles of Philadelphia, AJ Brown, expressed his irritation concerning his recent performance on the ground. (AP photo / reed hoffmann, file)
“You are 4-0, Boss. Come on, guy,” Kelce said in the latest edition of the “New Heights” podcast.
The co-host and former offensive line player of the Eagles, Jason Kelce, at the position of his brother.
“I do not think it is unfathomable that a player of the caliber of AJ Brown – I think he should be upset that he is not used in this offense,” noted Jason, who played alongside Brown for two seasons.
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“I think it is a normal feeling, and I think he should feel comfortable saying players and coaches explicitly in this locker room. I do it. I don’t think it’s a D -K movement, a selfish movement. AJ knows the player level he is and what he can do with offenses.”
The retired line player later conceded: “Is there better ways to do so than in tweeting it?”
“To everyone,” replied Travis.
The Large Receiver of the Eagles of Philadelphia, AJ Brown, published a cryptic message on social networks last week for his apparent dissatisfaction with his role in the team’s offensive. (Eric Hartline / Imagn Images)
The tight chiefs then recognized the apparent frustration of Brown, before explaining how he would manage things if he was in a similar situation.
“It is frustrating for AJ at the moment, clearly, because it is going on social networks to let everyone know how frustrated it is,” said Travis. “It is also very difficult for me to go crazy when we win. I can’t find this energy or this feeling in me if we gain, if we are successful, if we put points, if we win football matches.”
“I cannot say that I have never become frustrated and fallen and I did something to let everyone know that I feel about this subject. We all like the game F — ING. We all want to win and we all want to have fun doing it.”
On Wednesday, Brown spoke with the media and addressed his viral post. Bowler’s three time pro took responsibility to let his emotions overflow.
The Large receiver of Philadelphia, AJ Brown and the Eagles, host the Broncos de Denver this Sunday. (AP photo / Matt Slocum)
“Obviously, Sunday after the match, I let my frustrations boil,” said Brown. “I did not speak to the media. I had the chance to correct my frustrations and I continued to let them boil. It is on me, and I take a complete responsibility for that.”
He also clearly indicated that his article “was not directed against anyone” within the Eagles organization.
“My message on Twitter was not directed against anyone in the building. Not my coach, not my quarter, the GM, no one. That is why I am in full responsibility. I also have an open communication with all my coaches and my quarter.”
Eagles coach Nick Sirianni has minimized all the concerns that Brown had the desire to play for another team. “I do not put anything back on his desire to play big football, his desire to be a good teammate, his desire to be here,” said Sirianni on Monday.
Brown transported five catches for 27 yards in a week 2 game with the chiefs. It was targeted only once in the opening of the Eagles season against Dallas Cowboys.
The Eagles rewarded Brown with a three -year contract extension before the 2024 season. The undefeated Eagles host the Denver Broncos this Sunday.
