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Philadelphia – Eagles Coach Nick Siriyani asked about AJ BrownCryptic tweet after Sunday’s game, said that he believes that the receiver wants to live in Philadelphia and suggested that whatever disappointment he feels is bound by his desire to help the team win.
“Obviously, AJ is very important for this football team,” Sirianni said on Monday. “I know he wants to contribute and do things that he is able to do. He wants to contribute to these victory, and he has a couple game where he is not able to have different reasons.
“I do not question anything about his desire to play great football, his desire to be a good team partner, his desire to be here.”
Ended with two catches for 7 yards at nine goals in brown eagles 31-25 Win Bukkainers Tampa, in Florida. Passing game stopped in second half, with quarterback Jalen hurts 0 -for -8 is going, allowing books to be almost returned.
Brown refused to talk to the postgame of reporters. After a short time, He posted a quote from the Bible: “If you are not welcomed, don’t listen, take back quietly. Don’t make a scene. Shrink your shoulders and stay on your way.”
This is a relatively quiet start for the season for Brown, which has 14 catches for 151 yards and a touchdown at 28 goals. His 10.8 yards per reception is below the average of his career by 15.6.
All of that but 27 yards or less in a game is held. Against week 3 in Los Angeles RamHe exploded for 6 catches, 109 yards and 1 touchdown as the eagles were forced to open things in the second half after falling back 26–7.
Brown said last week, “I personally, I am confident that we have found a lot of good players in this team, and many times you can feel that we are becoming conservative.” “I don’t think it should be so. I think it should be [be] Let your killers talk and play fast and play aggressively. I am not saying that we are no more, but I will like it personally. ,
Eagles are 4–0 in this season, despite being out in all four matches. They are the second team starting 4–0 in the last 90 years and were out in all four matches with 2012 cardinals, which according to ESPN’s research, ended 5–11 in the final season of Kane Whichennhant as Arizona’s coach.
