The defending-champion Eagles continue to win, despite the metronome-like noise, both internal and external, that continues to surround the team. Star wide receiver A.J. Brown's frustrations with the team's underachieving offense. Now, apparent frustrations within the Eagles‘s building, with quarterback Jalen Hurts. And there‘s no doubt that the team‘s offense, a top-10 unit in terms of points per game each of the last three seasons that now ranks 16th, hasn‘t performed the way they have hoped. But it‘s difficult to pinpoint exactly what the problem is with the unit as a whole, or what the root of Brown‘s frustrations are.
Former Eagles wide receiver and current Delaware State head football coach DeSean Jackson thinks he knows. Jackson, during an appearance on the House of Action podcast alongside Clinton Portis, insinuated that there‘s an issue between Hurts and Brown that goes beyond football.
