A.J. Brown Remains Optimistic About His Future with the Philadelphia Eagles

Despite some speculation surrounding his long-term future with the team, Philadelphia Eagles star wide receiver A.J. Brown has expressed enthusiasm about continuing his career in Philadelphia, potentially through 2026. Appearing on Micah Parsons’ “The Edge” podcast, Brown voiced excitement about the upcoming season and the potential of the Eagles offense under a new offensive coordinator.

“Sometimes change is not a bad thing,” Brown stated. He acknowledged his respect for former OC Kevin Patullo, praising his work ethic and character, but emphasized his eagerness for the changes to come. This comes after a season where Brown publicly expressed frustrations with his usage in the offense.

Eagles Seek Offensive Revival with New Coordinator

The Eagles moved on from Kevin Patullo following a disappointing 2024 campaign that ended in a Wild Card exit. Sean Mannion has been brought in to revitalize an offense that reached the Super Bowl the previous year. Brown’s inconsistent usage resulted in 78 receptions for 1,004 yards and seven touchdowns, a performance that, while solid, didn’t fully live up to expectations.

General Manager Howie Roseman remained noncommittal about Brown’s future during his end-of-season press conference, but continued to highlight the receiver’s value as a three-time Pro Bowler. Brown, 28, is still capable of the dominant form he displayed in his first two seasons with the Eagles, where he consistently surpassed 1,400 receiving yards.

“As an offense, we just come back and just really watch the tape and, like said earlier, rediscover ourselves and got to work each and every day,” Brown said. “Being accountable and take it one day at a time. We have a great leaders in our locker room and I’m fortunate to be a part of that, especially on offense. We do have a lot of talent, but talent gets us nowhere.”

NFL News Roundup: Updates from Around the League

Beyond the Eagles, several other NFL storylines are developing:

• Aaron Rodgers (Steelers): The 42-year-old quarterback is considering a 22nd NFL season and has discussed the possibility with coach Mike McCarthy.
• Travis Hunter (Jaguars): Head coach Liam Coen is confident in Hunter’s return to form and impact in his second season.
• Chicago Bears: Passing game coordinator Press Taylor has been promoted to offensive coordinator.
• Dallas Cowboys: Owner Jerry Jones is determined to retain wide receiver George Pickens long-term.
• Denver Broncos: Garett Bolles believes the absence of Bo Nix prevented the Broncos from reaching the Super Bowl.
• Cleveland Browns: Owner Jimmy Haslam is confident Myles Garrett is happy and will continue to excel.
• Tom Brady: The legendary quarterback appears to be shifting his rooting interest for Super Bowl LX.
• Super Bowl LX: NFL.com is tracking player statuses for the upcoming game between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots.

Stay tuned to NFL.com for the latest updates and a daily breakdown of league transactions.