A.J. Brown's Future with the Eagles Uncertain After Reportedly Asking to be Traded
Philadelphia Eagles' executive vice president of football operations Howie Roseman downplayed rumors that A.J. Brown has asked to be traded, saying it's "hard to find great players" and that Brown loves football. However, a recent report from Bleeding Green Nation suggests that Brown had requested to be traded numerous times throughout the season, including as early as Week 3.
Brown's relationship with the team appears strained, particularly after he was seen arguing with head coach Nick Sirianni on the sideline during Sunday's NFC Wild Card game against the San Francisco 49ers. The Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts downplayed the spat, saying they were in a good place and that Brown had talked to him.
Meanwhile, the Dallas Cowboys are reportedly looking for their next defensive coordinator, with Jonathan Gannon emerging as a potential candidate. As former defensive coordinator under Sirianni, it's possible that Gannon could become the Eagles' next head coach, marking a full heel turn for him in Philadelphia.
The Cowboys have entered Round 2 of their defensive coordinator interviews, which includes candidates Christian Parker, who worked alongside Sirianni, and Daronte Jones, a Vikings assistant. The team is also exploring other options, including Eagles pass game coordinator/DBs coach Parker.
In related news, the Patriots' defensive tackle Milton Williams expressed surprise at the team's success this season, saying he didn't expect it after signing with the team in free agency.
As the NFL offseason continues to unfold, A.J. Brown's future with the Eagles remains uncertain, and the team may have to consider trading him or making other moves to address their passing game concerns.
Philadelphia Eagles' executive vice president of football operations Howie Roseman downplayed rumors that A.J. Brown has asked to be traded, saying it's "hard to find great players" and that Brown loves football. However, a recent report from Bleeding Green Nation suggests that Brown had requested to be traded numerous times throughout the season, including as early as Week 3.
Brown's relationship with the team appears strained, particularly after he was seen arguing with head coach Nick Sirianni on the sideline during Sunday's NFC Wild Card game against the San Francisco 49ers. The Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts downplayed the spat, saying they were in a good place and that Brown had talked to him.
Meanwhile, the Dallas Cowboys are reportedly looking for their next defensive coordinator, with Jonathan Gannon emerging as a potential candidate. As former defensive coordinator under Sirianni, it's possible that Gannon could become the Eagles' next head coach, marking a full heel turn for him in Philadelphia.
The Cowboys have entered Round 2 of their defensive coordinator interviews, which includes candidates Christian Parker, who worked alongside Sirianni, and Daronte Jones, a Vikings assistant. The team is also exploring other options, including Eagles pass game coordinator/DBs coach Parker.
In related news, the Patriots' defensive tackle Milton Williams expressed surprise at the team's success this season, saying he didn't expect it after signing with the team in free agency.
As the NFL offseason continues to unfold, A.J. Brown's future with the Eagles remains uncertain, and the team may have to consider trading him or making other moves to address their passing game concerns.
I feel for A.J. Brown, he's been through a tough season and it's only natural that there might be some tension between him and the team. But, you know, football is a high-stress sport, and sometimes players get frustrated or miscommunicate with coaches... 
. And let's be real, Jalen Hurts' take on the situation seemed pretty spot on - they're in a good place, and if there were issues, they'd have addressed them already 
. Can't wait to see what happens with Jonathan Gannon and the Cowboys' coaching search... maybe he'll bring some stability back to Philly 
, I'm so over these constant rumors about players wanting to be traded! Can't we just enjoy a game without all this drama? 
A.J. Brown is like the ultimate wild card (no pun intended) - one minute he's all smiles and love for football, the next he's on the trade block 
. It's exhausting trying to keep up with his latest antics... can't they just have a straightforward conversation about it instead of making everything so complicated? 
Given the reports of Brown arguing with Coach Sirianni on the sideline, it's clear that tensions are running high within the team. 
As for Howie Roseman's downplaying of these rumors, one can't help but wonder if he's trying to placate fans or merely shielding the team from potential fallout? 
The fact that Brown has allegedly asked to be traded multiple times throughout the season raises questions about his commitment to the Eagles' cause. 
With Jalen Hurts seeming to downplay the spat between them, it's unclear whether there are any underlying issues that need to be addressed before the team can move forward. 
Meanwhile, Jonathan Gannon's emergence as a potential candidate for the Eagles' head coaching job adds an extra layer of intrigue to this already contentious situation. 
. On top of that, Jalen Hurts just says they're good between them, so I'm not sure what to believe 
... Maybe they can find a trade partner who wants someone w/ Brown's skills 
... and honestly, if Jalen Hurts wants to be part of that team, maybe A.J. needs a change of pace? 
. i'm all for the eagles making moves to fix their passing game, especially with jalen hurts under pressure all the time 
. the eagles need some fresh blood to turn things around 
. who wouldn't expect the pats to be successful with patrick mahomes leading the charge? 
But seriously, have you guys been following the Cowboys' coaching search? I think Jonathan Gannon would be a great fit for them... or maybe he'll end up as an Eagles coach after all 
but if they wanna address their passing game, maybe trading him or signing another wide receiver is a good move? 
also side note I'm living for Jonathan Gannon getting a second chance as head coach here 
. It just doesn't look like they're clicking anymore. I'm not sure what it'll take for him to want to stay, but if Philly wants to make a deep playoff run, they gotta consider trading him or making some other moves 
who knows if he'll be able to turn it around?
. And now that the Cowboys are sniffing around for a new DC, I'm thinking maybe they'll come for Brown and get him outta Philly 
. Eagles should keep an eye on Gannon tho, he's got some experience with Sirianni and could be the next big thing 
. And what's going on with Coach Sirianni? Is he not doing his job as a head coach? 