Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown isn't mincing words when it comes to the team's offense, and neither are fans. After a frustrating 7-2 start to the season, with only one game against the Packers going over expectations, many are starting to wonder if this team is truly as dominant as they thought.
Brown, who has been vocal about his frustrations on social media and in interviews, simply stated that he's not contributing to the team's success as he wants, and that frustration is starting to boil over. While it's easy to point fingers at Brown for speaking out, he's right – the Eagles' offense hasn't lived up to expectations so far this season.
The numbers tell a story: the rushing attack, which was elite last year, has gone nowhere, with the team ranking 21st in yards per game. The passing game has had some moments, but it's also struggled to be as threatening as expected, with DeVonta Smith and Dallas Goedert being the only constants.
Brown is right that this isn't just about him, though – the entire offense needs to step up its game if the Eagles want to win another Super Bowl. The problem runs deep, from uninspired playcalling to heavy protection of the quarterback by Jalen Hurts. Whatever the reason, it's clear that something needs to change.
The clock is ticking for the Eagles to turn things around. With a heavyweight Detroit Lions team on Sunday night, they'll need to get their act together if they want to stay in contention. If not, this talented roster will be left wondering what could have been.
Brown's frustration is valid – he wants to win and make an impact, just like everyone else in that locker room. The question is: can the Eagles' offense rise to the occasion before it's too late?
Brown, who has been vocal about his frustrations on social media and in interviews, simply stated that he's not contributing to the team's success as he wants, and that frustration is starting to boil over. While it's easy to point fingers at Brown for speaking out, he's right – the Eagles' offense hasn't lived up to expectations so far this season.
The numbers tell a story: the rushing attack, which was elite last year, has gone nowhere, with the team ranking 21st in yards per game. The passing game has had some moments, but it's also struggled to be as threatening as expected, with DeVonta Smith and Dallas Goedert being the only constants.
Brown is right that this isn't just about him, though – the entire offense needs to step up its game if the Eagles want to win another Super Bowl. The problem runs deep, from uninspired playcalling to heavy protection of the quarterback by Jalen Hurts. Whatever the reason, it's clear that something needs to change.
The clock is ticking for the Eagles to turn things around. With a heavyweight Detroit Lions team on Sunday night, they'll need to get their act together if they want to stay in contention. If not, this talented roster will be left wondering what could have been.
Brown's frustration is valid – he wants to win and make an impact, just like everyone else in that locker room. The question is: can the Eagles' offense rise to the occasion before it's too late?
. If the rest of the team isn't contributing like they should be, then someone needs to speak up. And let's be real, those numbers for the rushing attack are straight ugly 
. The Eagles need to figure out a way to get their offense back on track if they wanna make a deep run in the playoffs.
. If he's getting protected that much, it's hard for him to do his job. And what's up with those playcalls? They need to mix it up and give their guys some opportunities to make plays.
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I'm tellin u this team has been sleepwalkin thru games all season 
they cant even get the runnin game goin right 
and Jalen Hurts is gettin way too much protection from that Oline 
21st in yards per game? thats crazy 
a.j. brown is right tho, its not all about him, the whole offense needs to step up their game 
or else they're gonna be facin another disappointing season 
. I mean, if he's not contributing at his best, it's affecting the whole team. The numbers are crazy, dude - 21st in rushing yards per game? That's a major problem 
. And Jalen Hurts' protection issues are just ridiculous 
. They need to shake things up and get their playcalling together ASAP 
. Can they turn it around against the Lions on Sunday night? It's gonna be super tight, but I gotta root for them 
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protection on jalen hurts is giving me anxiety 
and that playcalling is whack 
, dude's got a point! I mean, we've all been there where our team's not living up to expectations, and you're like "what's going on here?!" The numbers are def not on the Eagles' side right now 
. Rushing attack is straight up non-existent, passing game too... it's like they're just phoning it in. And yeah, Brown's frustration is valid - he wants to contribute and win, who doesn't?! 
It's gotta be tough being in that situation.
! They gotta step up their game, figure out what's not working, and make some changes. I mean, they've got all the talent there... it's just about executing 
. We'll see how this plays out on Sunday night, will they rise to the occasion or what? 
, you know? People think he's just mad at himself, but it's clear he's trying to get his teammates to step up their game too 
. The fact that the team's offense has been underperforming is a bigger problem than just one player having an off day 
. I'm hoping they can turn things around before it's too late, 'cause we all know how talented this roster is 
. It's not all his fault, the numbers show that the whole thing is struggling 
. The playcalling has looked uninspired at times too 
. You can tell Jalen Hurts is being protected a bit too much by the O-line 
. I'm getting worried that they might not be able to turn things around soon... the Lions are looking fierce this week 
but now im kinda worried they might not make it to the super bowl 
what do u think is wrong with the offense tho? imo its not just aj brown's fault tho... maybe they should change some playcalling and protect jen hurts more 
. A.J. Brown's frustration says more about the team's struggles than his own personal performance. If everyone was doing their part, we wouldn't be seeing these numbers 
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. They're supposed to be a team on fire, but they're sputtering out of control. A.J. Brown's frustration is totally valid – he's not the only one who's fed up with this offense. The numbers are just as bad as I thought they'd be – 21st in yards per game? That's straight-up embarrassing.
. And don't even get me started on the playcalling... it's like they're not trying to exploit the Detroit Lions' weaknesses at all. This is a team with superstars like DeVonta Smith and Dallas Goedert – we should be seeing more explosive plays, not just incremental gains.
i've seen him crush it on the field last season and he's still trying to make an impact this year... i think the problem is bigger than just him tho, like u said the whole offense needs to step up their game 
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. But you can't just put all the blame on him. This is a systemic problem that needs to be fixed 
. I'm hoping they can figure some stuff out and make a push for the playoffs. This roster is talented enough – they just need to get their act together