October 5, 2025

A.J. Brown, the shining wide receiver of the Philadelphia Eagles, is suddenly in the spotlight – but not for the usual reasons! After a sizzling 1,496-yard season, his numbers have dipped sharply this year. In four games, Brown has just 151 receiving yards and only one touchdown. While the Eagles proudly hold their perfect 4-0 record, Brown's limited touches have sparked whispers and worries. Michael Holley, a sharp NBC analyst, says the Eagles can’t let this slide. “They'll make sure this goes away. If that means giving Brown the ball more, they'll do it,” he revealed. This means the team knows Brown’s happiness and the offense’s firepower depend on getting him more involved. Quarterback Jalen Hurts tried to cool the chatter, saying, “It's good. ... We share a great passion for this game, and we're focused on this week.” But eagle-eyed analyst Mike Florio noticed Hurts looked tense—stiff body, clenched jaw, quick frown—signs that hint at hidden team stress. These subtle clues could reveal that keeping Brown happy is a delicate task behind the scenes. Looking further ahead, ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler shared a spicy insider tip: while a midseason Brown trade is unlikely, a big move in 2026 is “the worst-kept secret inside the league.” Experts say the sometimes tricky fit between Brown and the Eagles’ passing game might someday spark a split. But for now, everyone's watching closely, hoping the Eagles find ways to fully use their star wideout. The big test is just around the corner. In Week 5, the Eagles face the Denver Broncos, and everyone expects Brown to be a key figure in the action. If he gets the ball more, it could calm any brewing storm and let Brown remind fans why he's one of the NFL's top wide receivers. This game might be the spark that reignites his season and keeps the Eagles flying high—and happy!

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