Oh no.
The Eagles don’t seem to be doing well.
After defeating the Carolina Panthers on Sunday, they have indeed won nine straight games and are currently leading the NFC East with an 11-2 record.
Yes, they have Saquon Barkley, the NFL’s top running back and possible league MVP.
However, the team’s longest-serving player claims that there is tension between star wide receiver A.J. Brown and quarterback Jalen Hurts.
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During his Monday night appearance on 94 WIP, Graham stated that Brown, the person who is complaining, must take responsibility.I’m simply being truthful. He is aware of this. Although I am not fully aware of the situation, I am aware that Hurts is making an effort and that Brown’s reaction to events may be a bit more improved. Before this, they were friends, but now they are not.
I recognize that because life happens, but we must ensure that the personal side of things does not interfere with the business. Now is the time to improve. We are aware of the problem. Everyone has witnessed such horrors, but as men, we must be able to resolve conflicts. However, we must put aside our own issues and focus on this game because, for the most part, it’s just a conversation that needs to be held, but the person who is having trouble must be willing to talk to the individual instead of (talking) to others. All I’m saying is that.
When Graham sustained a season-ending injury late in the team’s victory over the Los Angeles Rams last month, his 15th season with the franchise came to an early end.
The Eagles’ timing couldn’t be worse, and given how the squad’s relationship broke down in the final stretch of the previous season, it must be a little unsettling for the team.
Additionally, the Eagles just had one of their worst passing performances of the year. After accounting for four sacks, the Eagles’ net yards were 83, and they only managed 108 yards via the air. After one three-and-out series, Brown chucked his helmet and declared after the game that the team’s biggest need is in passing.
When asked about Brown’s dissatisfaction with not receiving enough ball on Monday, Eagles coach Nick Sirianni was questioned.
“We discuss everything,” Sirianni remarked. I believe that A.J. and I have a tight relationship, and he would likely agree. You then discuss everything. We constantly strive to put the ball in A.J.’s hands since he is an excellent football player. He is a fantastic player, so there is no question. It’s not always that easy or straightforward. Other things that they can take away include the game’s circumstances and how well you’re running the ball. Numerous elements are involved in that.
We always speak about controlling what you can control, and I believe that A.J. can control that by going out there and doing a good job of blocking the person he should be blocking in the run game and beating the man over the top of him when he’s running a route. A.J. has more than 800 yards and has missed, what, three games? He is therefore contributing significantly. I am certain of the fact that A.J. is a wonderful person and a fantastic colleague.
The Eagles rank first in rushing attempts and last in passing attempts after 13 games. Brown has 48 catches for 836 yards and four touchdowns despite missing three games. For the third consecutive season with the Eagles and the sixth time in six NFL seasons overall, he is on track to surpass 1,000 yards.
Naturally, Hurts has before been involved in a scandal of this nature. At the end of the previous season and even in the early going of this one, there were doubts about his relationship with coach Nick Sirianni. The Eagles haven’t lost since the two reportedly had a mea culpa during the bye week.
Ahead of the season’s last four games, the Eagles reportedly need to figure out how to bring Hurts and Brown together for a conversation.
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