Tag: NFL
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Philadelphia Eagles Ready to Turn the Page
No harsh feelings against AJ Brown but it is showtime. Kidding aside, it is a new chapter in the Philadelphia Eagles book as they start a new NFL season.
The wide receivers will be clamoring. Jalen Hurts and Devonta Smith will be country hop scotching their way towards the season at Smith’s wedding.
Everything will change on offense as Hurts alluded to the 100% alignment, 0% entitlement statement made on Wednesday. It turns out the media was not officially lying about the separated diversity between Hurts and Brown.
They are now enemies and no means to frenemies but Hurts and Brown will come down to sole competition. Brown’s ego got in the way of everything as he is now a Patriot and Hurts will be grinding for the foreseeable future on Eagles offense.
Hurts spoke highly confident as he usually does about the Eagles offense. He does not want the Eagles offense to turn into an ultimate frenzy all because of Brown.
The main focus will come with purpose and energy from No.1 wide receiver, Smith. He has treaded the mental work to understand one main goal and that is to be relevant entering the league as an Eagles first round pick.
The Eagles signed Jalen Carter as the highest paid defensive tackle, yesterday, and Philly fans are trusting general manager Howie Roseman to deliver three times as a Super Bowl executive.
The Eagles won two NFC championships with Brown and one Super Bowl overall but the bigger picture now is 100% alignment, 0% entitlement.
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The Situation with AJ Brown
The other day, TV viewers could see former head coach MIke Vrabel scamper behind AJ Brown at New England Patriots training camp. Brown with familiar ties, told the media he knows a thing or two already about the system and how things work.
He is really not on a new journey given his time with Vrabel from Tennessee but the embarkment travels behind quarterback Drake Maye. Maye just ousted from a Super Bowl win last year, faces the least amount of pressure if that is thought out to be believed to be the case.
Former teammate Jalen Hurts did not have time to scoozie dazzle with Brown. Hurts has played in ten different systems since his time as a high school recruit and Sean Mannion is the new Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator.
Forget posthumously with Brown and Philadelphia fans. Brown is going to come back alive, rejuvenated with the Pats.
There should be loud boos from Philly fans when Brown and the Pats play the Eagles on August 22.
Brown does not deserve a tidy amount of respect. He does not. If Hurts plays poorly, that is on his end.
Respective teammates had nothing but positive things to say about Brown. That ship has sailed and the only thing the Eagles and Pats should do is focus on the upcoming season.
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Why Eli Stowers Could Become the New Problem Child in Philadelphia
Forget AJ Brown for a second and start to think about what the Philadelphia Eagles have in store for the 2026 NFL regular season. They drafted not only Makai Lemon but Markel Bell and Eli Stowers in the first couple rounds.
Stowers starts to warrant the cushion the Eagles need at tight end with a trending alert at the position. Ever since Sean McVay incorporated a three tight end set because of men down. Teams have been loading up on tight ends and especially at this past year’s 2026 NFL Draft.
The Eagles played well on defense last year. There were Maxx Crosby rumors floating around.
With the return of Dallas Goedert, him, Grant Calcaterra, and Stowers will have specific roles to play and implement strategy for big opposing men such as them, feasibly, to move on from Brown and create speed on the outside for Lemon and Devonta Smith through wear and tear.
The Los Angeles Rams almost won against the Seattle Seahawks in last year’s NFC Conference championship game but due to Mike MacDonald’s dominant safety, nickel and linebackers scheme. They won fair and square against a heavy tight end pass rush.
Now, is the Eagles and Eli Stowers’ time to shine bright as most teams will look to add strength and physicality at the second level.
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OBJ Nearing Comeback of his Career
Odell Beckham Jr. is used to the game of football by now. He likes to run and pound as they say.
Nothing will get in his way because he is so fearlessly motivated to do great things. In a recent interview, he talked about how OBJ wanted to ultimately win a Super Bowl first in NY and that is what makes him so special this go-round.
He is a team-first player that wants to win now before his career is over. He recently took some of the Giants out to dinner.
Along that path, OBJ has started to learn some of his teammates. There are some well-equipped staff in the New York Giants locker room and it will be a matter of if and when OBJ can reap the benefits.
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