Anonymous hustinjerbert 5w

glad your burner is seeing a fraction of the hustinjerbert account success

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Anonymous #2 5w

Maybe, it doesn’t discredit what you can see and hear from AJ (visible frustration and statements where he outlines why he’s frustrated). The dude clearly wants out

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Anonymous #4 5w

I think it’s AI

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Anonymous #5 5w

You speak about what you can see and hear from Aj yet conveniently ignore the fact he said Philly is his home and he doesn’t wanna leave. He wanted Patullo gone, as did all of us. He was just the only one on the team who actually said something, because he wears his heart on his sleeve

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Anonymous #2 5w

He wasn’t happy with his role in Kellen Moore’s offense either, we can’t just gloss over that because he said he wants to be in Philly for the rest of his career in the first week of October

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Anonymous #5 5w

He said that in March 2026……..

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Anonymous #5 5w

Also I think he was pretty happy with kellen moore’s offense and the results it got

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Anonymous #2 5w

The results sure, but his numbers and role within the offense were inconsistent. Remember how the story of the first 4 weeks was the pass game was terrible and that had him reading a book on the sideline?

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Anonymous #2 5w

Keep in mind he only ever said anything about the offense in 2024 because he was asked how they could improve on a bad offensive performance, he of course mentioned passing, because that game Jalen had 108 yards, passing offense greatly improved since then, because we had an actual good coordinator willing to make changes and adjust

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Anonymous #5 5w

No I don’t remember the story of the first four weeks in 2024 about how the passing game was terrible and had him reading books because HE WAS INJURED THOSE FIRST 4 WEEKS, AND THE BOOK, WHICH BY THE WAY HE READS FOR MOTIVATION IN EVERY GAME, THAT BOOK WAS NOT CAUGHT ON CAMERA UNTIL THE WILDCARD GAME AGAINST THE PACKERS

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Anonymous #5 5w

Jesus Christ it really is true what they say about it being harder to debate with an idiot than a smart person

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Anonymous #5 5w

He’s an eagles fan. You’re never gonna convince him. To him, the eagles are the best run organization, have the best defense, best OL, best coaching staff, and best skill position group and will easily win the Super Bowl next year. And if they don’t, it will conveniently be the coordinator’s fault (since Sirianni apparently does nothing. He isn’t even the real CEO of the team, that role belongs to Big Dom.)

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Anonymous #2 5w

I’m just saying he’s not exactly the picture of a happy camper within the organization and trade rumors always circulate when that’s the case

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Anonymous #2 5w

You may think I’m an idiot but it doesn’t exactly take a Mensa member to link AJ Brown to the Patriots (a team he grew up a fan of, coached by his former coach, with a clear need at WR). The idea that the Patriots might pursue AJ Brown was floated last offseason, and by people not named Diana Russini. Whether her reporting on his discontent is without an ulterior motive or not is irrelevant when discussing AJ Brown to the Patriots rumors

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Anonymous OP 5w

Howie’s definitely still the best gm in football, defense could def use some work on the edge and at safety wouldn’t say we’re better than the Texans or Seahawks but we’re up there if we stay healthy, oline definitely has some holes with dickerson and jurgens injury problems and steens weakness in run blocking, coaching staff is an unknown since the entire offensive staff got overhauled

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Anonymous OP 5w

Skill position group could use some work hopefully tank will get more carries next year and Barkley won’t continue to regress, definitely need better receiver depth past aj and smitty, Hollywood brown’s not gonna cut it, te is an issue, specially in blocking, hopefully goedert puts some effort in instead of just trying to play as safe as possible prepping to hit free agency, though he is great in the receiving game

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Anonymous #2 5w

Howie is kinda overrated, definitely one of the best in football but his reputation shouldn’t be quite as high as it is (drafted Reagor over Jefferson, Arcega-Whiteside over DK, AJ Brown, Terry McLaurin etc, allowed Kelee Ringo and Adoree Jackson to remain employed and these are just off the top of my head)

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Anonymous #5 5w

I can link Aj brown to the rams too because of Puka’s rapid abification, doesn’t mean they’re gonna trade for him. Though I wouldn’t mind Adams and 13th overall

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Anonymous #2 5w

The other aspect of the trade is the ability to pay AJ, which the Rams don’t have. But you’re proving my point, trade rumors always circulate around guys who are rumored to be discontented with certain insiders giving the edge to certain suitors and that doesn’t disprove the discontent

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Anonymous #5 5w

Plenty of other players were also selected over Justin Jefferson Aj brown dk and mclaurin, we ended up with Aj anyways, wouldn’t have gotten smitty if we picked Jefferson there, adoree was plenty serviceable down the stretch he just needed lik 5-6 games to get used to the system, he had an incredibly tough job since it’s so goddamn inadvisable to throw towards coop or Q. Anyways he also managed to draft Devonta smith, Milton Williams, Jordan Davis, Jalen Carter, Quinyon Mitchell, and dejean

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Anonymous #5 5w

It’s literally only Aj that’s been focused on this much despite being less of a possibility than other players. Dexter Lawrence literally actively requested a trade yet aj’s gonna get more articles despite saying he wants to stay

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Anonymous #2 5w

Because trading for a WR is more interesting to write about than a trade involving an interior defensive lineman even when said lineman is one of the best in football

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Anonymous #5 5w

Exactly there’s no actual substance they’re just filling their pockets and trying to will it into existence in the process

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Anonymous #2 5w

Also, I think most people are treating that trade request like a negotiating tactic rather than something that could seriously happen since it would be a catastrophic error to trade Lawrence

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Anonymous #2 5w

I mean the substance to me is that as happy as AJ is in Philly he might also be happy in a system where he’s the clear number one option (Philly is clearly a run first team and because Devonta is also in the receiver room and Goedert is a great tight end the number one target in the pass game isn’t exactly clear cut), it makes sense to move AJ while he’s closer to the peak of his value in order to get your maximum return, and financially clearing space to pay guys makes sense too

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Anonymous #2 5w

Mitchell, Carter, and DeJean are all gonna need their money and holding on to AJ at his current price as he approaches 30 doesn’t seem like the way you’d hold on to those key defensive pieces. Look at the Bengals, they paid their QB and both receivers and are paying basically nobody on defense and that’s the model the Eagles currently have but as those defensive guys come up for second contracts it won’t last

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