A.J. Brown traded to Patriots

Who cares, they’re happy in New England
Many believe Smith’s production is the result of playing on the same offense with Brown. The Patriots are going to find out how much of Brown’s production is the result of playing on the same offense with Smith.

New England made it to the Super Bowl without A J Brown last season. The Eagles were eliminated in the wildcard round with AJ Brown. If Brown doesn’t have stats similar to recent years I’m certain he won’t blame his young, superstar, quarterback. Or the OC. Of course it won’t be because of his all time favorite head coach. He’ll “own it”.
 
Many believe Smith’s production is the result of playing on the same offense with Brown. The Patriots are going to find out how much of Brown’s production is the result of playing on the same offense with Smith.

New England made it to the Super Bowl without A J Brown last season. The Eagles were eliminated in the wildcard round with AJ Brown. If Brown doesn’t have stats similar to recent years I’m certain he won’t blame his young, superstar, quarterback. Or the OC. Of course it won’t be because of his all time favorite head coach. He’ll “own it”.
I don’t think Brown, was the poison some people want him to be?
 
I mean it's not about "believing" anything.

It's a simple fact. Philly got more for Brown than we did for Cooper. I mean it's kind of hard to argue otherwise.
My argument is more that Philly lost on the trade because of the cancer he was in the locker room. He had a lot to do with recent failures. And even though he’s gone, there are still pro Brown and anti Brown players in the locker room.
 
I don’t think Brown, was the poison some people want him to be?
He was not a poison. And he’s a great NFL wide receiver. Nonetheless he joined Philly and they became a Super Bowl team. New England just played in the most recent one. Patriots fans are notoriously patient and very gracious. If they fail to get back to the Super Bowl it won’t bother them a bit the Pats give up draft capital to go backwards.

Name a quarterback that ever lost a Super Bowl and later came back and won one. It almost never happens. No pressure AJ. Just needs to do his best.
 
My argument is more that Philly lost on the trade because of the cancer he was in the locker room. He had a lot to do with recent failures. And even though he’s gone, there are still pro Brown and anti Brown players in the locker room.
Which had nothing to do with the argument I was making.

You just couldnt leave it alone.

Just like you havent responded to my post about how bad Philly is to go to as a Cowboys fan.

Unless you can attack someone, you dont respond.
 
He was not a poison. And he’s a great NFL wide receiver. Nonetheless he joined Philly and they became a Super Bowl team. New England just played in the most recent one. Patriots fans are notoriously patient and very gracious. If they fail to get back to the Super Bowl it won’t bother them a bit the Pats give up draft capital to go backwards.

Name a quarterback that ever lost a Super Bowl and later came back and won one. It almost never happens. No pressure AJ. Just needs to do his best.
Tom Brady, John Elway, Roger Staubach, should I continue?
 
i'm like that with Washington. Probably because of my age. As a 10 yr old in 1974, those early years made me hate Washington so much. Billy Kilmer pulling up his pants as he walked to the line of scrimmage, george allen licking his fingers, Diron Talbert saying he wanted to knock Staubach out of the game etc etc. At that time, eagles and NYG stunk. Cardinals had their moments but washington was where my hate has always been. :thumbup:
Yeah Commanders has sucked most of my life I missed their hey day. I know they have a rich history I just didn’t feel it like you did. I still remember Brian Dawkins waving that flag and beating the hell out of if he. Was it 44-3? Ugh…
 
What bidding war?

There were no other real teams involved apparently. The Rams had been out there but they went all in on Garrett.

So who were the Pats bidding against?
I honestly don’t know. I can’t imagine it not being other teams that wouldn’t want him.
 
My argument is more that Philly lost on the trade because of the cancer he was in the locker room. He had a lot to do with recent failures. And even though he’s gone, there are still pro Brown and anti Brown players in the locker room.
You just said yesterday if Philly could somehow get a 1 for him it’d be a win
 

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