A.J. Brown's comments about Kevin Patullo have raised eyebrows among Eagles fans, with the wide receiver seemingly defending his former coach against criticisms of the team's passing offense. When asked by Packers edge Micah Parson if he felt excited about the Eagles' new offensive coaching staff following Patullo's firing, Brown said, "Yeah, I'm always excited. Sometimes change is not a bad thing." He then went on to praise Patullo, stating, "I have the utmost respect for KP... To me, he did a tremendous job, and he has a great heart."
Brown's comments could be interpreted in two ways. On one hand, his optimism about the Eagles' offense suggests that he is genuinely excited to see what the future holds for the team. However, if Brown wants to be traded this offseason, appearing overly optimistic and defensive of Patullo may not help the organization move him and get desired value.
Brown's comments also contain a subtle shot at quarterback Jalen Hurts, which has been interpreted by some as a response to Hurts' past criticisms of the passing offense. It is worth noting that Hurts himself stated that he and Brown had spoken and were in a "great place" after the playoffs.
Interestingly, Parsons did not ask Brown about his relationship with Hurts or Patullo, leaving many questions unanswered. Nevertheless, Brown's comments provide some insight into his thoughts on the Eagles' offense and his expectations for the 2026 season.
In an ironic twist, it was Brown who proved to be a better investigative journalist when asked by Parsons about wanting to play for the Eagles before being traded from the Cowboys to the Packers. The question led to a bombshell revelation that the Eagles had attempted to acquire Parson before he was traded to the Packers.
Overall, A.J. Brown's comments about Kevin Patullo have left many questions unanswered, but they do provide some insight into his thoughts on the Eagles' offense and his expectations for the future.
Brown's comments could be interpreted in two ways. On one hand, his optimism about the Eagles' offense suggests that he is genuinely excited to see what the future holds for the team. However, if Brown wants to be traded this offseason, appearing overly optimistic and defensive of Patullo may not help the organization move him and get desired value.
Brown's comments also contain a subtle shot at quarterback Jalen Hurts, which has been interpreted by some as a response to Hurts' past criticisms of the passing offense. It is worth noting that Hurts himself stated that he and Brown had spoken and were in a "great place" after the playoffs.
Interestingly, Parsons did not ask Brown about his relationship with Hurts or Patullo, leaving many questions unanswered. Nevertheless, Brown's comments provide some insight into his thoughts on the Eagles' offense and his expectations for the 2026 season.
In an ironic twist, it was Brown who proved to be a better investigative journalist when asked by Parsons about wanting to play for the Eagles before being traded from the Cowboys to the Packers. The question led to a bombshell revelation that the Eagles had attempted to acquire Parson before he was traded to the Packers.
Overall, A.J. Brown's comments about Kevin Patullo have left many questions unanswered, but they do provide some insight into his thoughts on the Eagles' offense and his expectations for the future.
what was up with that subtle shot? anyway, i'm just curious if aj brown's trying to stay with the eagles or not 
. On one hand, it's great to see him being optimistic about the team's new coaching staff 
. But at the same time, it does seem a bit weird that he's defending his old coach against criticism 
. And what's up with that subtle shot at Jalen Hurts? 
. If he really wants to get traded this offseason, he might not want to seem too loyal to Patullo 
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. That left a lot of questions unanswered! 
, this is crazy! So A.J. Brown is defending Coach Patullo and it's making people wonder if he's not ready to move on from the Eagles... that's really interesting 
. And what's with Jalen Hurts? Some think he was shooting back at him... I don't know, maybe they did talk about it after the playoffs? 
! Who knew asking if he wants to play for the Eagles would blow up like that? It feels like a whole new level of drama 
. One thing is for sure, folks are talking about this now...
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. but anywayz, AJ's comments left me wondering what's really going on with him and the eagles...
. I mean, is he trying to send a message to Jalen Hurts? And what about his own trade situation? Is he just trying to keep his options open? 
. One thing for sure, though - Brown's comments are definitely getting people talking 
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. On one hand, it's cool that he's excited about the new coaching staff, but on the other hand, why should we be surprised? It's just another example of how players are always going to try to spin their team's failures in a positive light 
. And what's up with all these subtle shots at Jalen Hurts? Can't they just keep it simple and honest for once? 
so who knows, maybe he just genuinely likes patullo? and btw, micah parson askin all these questions is like, what's goin on with him? 
. I mean, if he's gonna keep saying that change isn't bad thing, maybe he's secretly hoping to get traded 
. And btw, can we talk about how funny it was when Parsons asked AJ about wanting to play for Eagles before being traded from Cowboys and BAM! You find out the Eagles were trying to acquire Parsons himself? That's like a superpower, man 
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. "Change isn't a bad thing" is code for "I don't want to be benched every week" 
. Parsons didn't even ask about their convo... too suspicious 
... meanwhile, KP gets canned and Brown just happens to become super optimistic about the new offense? Sounds like someone's trying to sweet-talk their way into getting traded this offseason! 
. But hey, I guess that bombshell revelation about the Eagles trying to acquire Parsons is a nice little Easter egg for us fans 
. Guess we'll just have to wait and see how this all plays out... or maybe A.J. Brown's comments are just a clever ploy to get traded away from Philly in the offseason 
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