Eagles Address Rumored Rift Between Jalen Hurts and A.J. Brown

Head coach Nick Sirianni and team leaders downplay reports of tension, emphasizing unity as Philadelphia pursues its tenth straight win.

Wide receiver A.J. Brown voiced frustration with the Eagles' passing game after Sunday's win, citing a need for improvement while denying excessive in-game communication with Jalen Hurts.
Defensive end Brandon Graham stirred speculation by suggesting a shift in Hurts and Brown's relationship but later apologized for making assumptions and publicly addressing the issue.
Head coach Nick Sirianni defended Brown's comments, framing them as a collective desire to improve rather than a critique of Hurts, and highlighted the pair's strong off-field bond.
Philadelphia's offense has leaned heavily on Saquon Barkley and the league's top-ranked rushing attack, with the passing game ranking near the bottom of the NFL in attempts.
Despite the passing struggles, the Eagles have clinched a playoff berth and remain focused on maintaining their nine-game win streak heading into a matchup against the Steelers.