Eagles A.J. Brown unhappy with coaching staff

[Thomas82]

He will definitely get a lot of balls thrown his way this weekend with Devonta Smith on crutches and sporting a walking boot.

I expect to see him doubled this weekend. He'll have to work for everything he gets.

 

[gimmesix]

Perhaps this is why Sirranni was preaching they gotta stick together after the loss to the Cards

That's strange. I'm very happy with the Eagles' coaching staff right now.

 

[Romo_To_Dez]

AJ Brown has a big ego and a lot of pride. Remember that tweet he made earlier telling people not to compare him to CeeDee Lamb. So I wouldn't be surprised if him seeing Lamb balling out and surpassing him statwise has something to do with him lashing out at the Eagles coaching staff. Also could see a situation of him blowing up on the sidelines on Hurts either if they are in a playoff game and the offense is struggling plus he isn't getting the ball.

 

[CowboyFrog]

if Nick has any balls he will bench AJ for the next game..lol come on Nick put them on the table!!!

 

[John813]

Sirianni and the Miami coach give off that insufferable ***hole vibe

Eagles aren't anywhere near as good as their record suggests too. They won several close games thanks to the refs basically handing them the win.

Why I laughed when they paid Hurts all that money off of one good season with one of the most stacked teams in football

McDaniel to me just comes off as goofy. I watch Miami and he's the furthest thing from Sirianni.

 

[jujoboys]

I expect to see him doubled this weekend. He'll have to work for everything he gets.

Hopefully Hurts avoids throwing the ball to him this weekend due to that reason and he gets even more frustrated. I wouldn't mind seeing him doing sit ups in his driveway next week and doing his best TO impersonation.

 

[CWR]

Which means whatever game he'll have 200+ yards it always happens

You're the same guy that told us not to fall for the trap.

That team is done.

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

That locker room is definitely in turmoil

Couldn't happen to a nicer team haha

 

[beware_d-ware]

Siriani is a lame duck HC walking. We all knew he was in way over his head. Daboll in NY might be gone too.

We are definitely seeing that Siriani wasn't the brains of the Eagles operation. He is fireable IMO.

But letting Daboll walk would be a huge mistake. He developed Josh Allen from a project into a top-5 QB, and has overachieved his talent level twice in New York.

 

[America's Cowboy]

 

[CWR]

McDaniel to me just comes off as goofy. I watch Miami and he's the furthest thing from Sirianni.

The only interview I've watched with McDaniel was when they played in London, I think. He was actually pretty cool in the interview and appreciative of the reporters knowledge with Xs and Os. It was funny.

 

[CowboysLakerBamaFan]

If Philly rests starters and loses I could see a full on implosion of that locker room...

IDK.. that would really justify a loss.

I see a full on implosion if they DON'T rest the starters....and STILL lose.

That actually might be a hidden motive: "rest the starters" to avoid the very real possibility of playing everyone to try to win the game only to still lose. Maybe they would hope a week off might let the dust settle . IDK.

 

[CowboysLakerBamaFan]

That would be funny if eagles got Bill Bellicheat.

Bill is DEFINITELY leaving NE....and he DEFINITELY wants to go to a team he thinks is set to win now (he's too old for a rebuild and Quarterback hunt).

Only a few teams would fit that category that will be in the coaching market: San Diego (maybe). They have Herbert....but they are in salary cap HELL and will have to cut Bosa. Eagles set up far better to win now them them.

And really...I can't think of any other team with a QB.

That said....Howie rules Philly, and I assume Bellucheat would want to have complete control.

Hmmmm....San Diego it is.

 

[JustChip]

I always thought AJ Brown was a decent guy (a team player) in Tennessee. But he is starting to show who he really is. A selfish player that talks smacks when things are going his way and whines like a baby when they're not.

I feel similar about Hurts. Not that he’s childish and selfish, but what he did in Jackson’s int return in the NYG game was classless. He drug Jackson down at the goal line with a borderline horse collar and then shoved him in the chest when Jackson got up to celebrate. I was surprised there wasn’t a flag.

 

[JustChip]

Longtime Philly sports jock Angelo Cataldi is convinced Sirianni is getting fired this offseason. Which would be amazing considering he was just in the Super Bowl and has the highest win percentage in team history.

How many times did Steinbrenner fire Billy Martin? Two or three?

They were the sports world’s version of Burton and Taylor.

 

[JonesBoys]

Have to love players that as soon as they have some adversity they want to blame their coaches. Even if you have complaints keep it in house.

 

[Jay]

I feel similar about Hurts. Not that he’s childish and selfish, but what he did in Jackson’s int return in the NYG game was classless. He drug Jackson down at the goal line with a borderline horse collar and then shoved him in the chest when Jackson got up to celebrate. I was surprised there wasn’t a flag.

He was flagged for a horse collar tackle.

 

[JustChip]

He was flagged for a horse collar tackle.

Ahhh. I missed that. Guess I went to the used beer repository at that time.

 

[JustChip]

We are definitely seeing that Siriani wasn't the brains of the Eagles operation. He is fireable IMO.

But letting Daboll walk would be a huge mistake. He developed Josh Allen from a project into a top-5 QB, and has overachieved his talent level twice in New York.

Yep. What he did with that team last year remarkable.

 

[kskboys]

Perhaps this is why Sirranni was preaching they gotta stick together after the loss to the Cards

Translation: Me n Jalen are making too much so we had to dump the players that made us a super bowl team. I don't want to admit that, so I'll just blame it on the coaches.