A.J. Brown addressed the media on Wednesday, and the most telling moment may have come when the All-Pro talked about Nick Sirianni constantly falling on the sword for his embattled team. One example was the controversy surrounding Jalen Hurts going deep to A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith on plays rather than taking what the Seattle defense gave. While addressing the media, Brown hinted at the Eagles pass catchers “freelancing” and doing their own thing down the stretch. AJ Brown says he is not mad at Nick Sirianni. Says Sirianni took the blame in the Seattle game on the "drawing the penalty quote" Says Nick fell on the sword for them #Eagles pic.twitter.com/xHSdsHHULU — Chris Franklin (@cfranklinnews) January 3, 2024 Hurts was sick that night, but there are no excuses to be made, as Seahawks backup QB Drew Lock outplayed the All-Pro. Hurts was intercepted twice and passed up several open targets on multiple plays, choosing to chase deep balls to A.J. Brown. Brown had five catches for 56 yards on ten targets, while DeVonta Smith had five for 50 yards on five targets. D'Andre Swift among six Eagles named to NFC Pro BowlEagles Injury Report: Darius Slay returns to practice ahead of matchup vs. GiantsEagles nearing full strength to begin NFC playoff runTakeaways from A.J. Brown addressing the media ahead of Eagles regular season finaleA.J. Brown sounds off on Eagles frustrations; Gives praise to coach Nick Sirianni Email Sign up Like this article? Sign up for the Eagles Wire email newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morning An error has occured Please re-enter your email address. Thanks for signing up! You'll now receive the top Eagles Wire stories each day directly in your inbox.
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