BREAKING: A.J. Brown expressed excitement about returning to the Philadelphia Eagles for the 2026 season during a recent appearance on Micah Parsons’ podcast. This marks Brown’s first interview since December 8, following a challenging season that ended with the Eagles’ 22-19 loss to the Chargers at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.
Amid swirling trade rumors and frustration over his role in the offense, Brown’s positive comments stand out. He emphasized his commitment to the team and shared insights into his offseason goals, stating, “As an offense, we just come back and really watch the tape and rediscover ourselves.” His words suggest he is looking forward to working with the team in 2026.
“That’s home, man, and I love them,” Brown declared, reinforcing his connection to the Eagles and their supportive fanbase. “I love the accountability, I love everything else that they do.”
Brown’s performance last season was mixed; he finished with 1,003 yards, ranking 18th among NFL wide receivers, despite a slow start where he was 37th after nine games. Reflecting on the playoff loss to the 49ers, he admitted, “It was just a bad day on offense,” while expressing optimism about the future.
In discussing coaching changes, including the replacement of offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo with Sean Mannion, Brown stated, “I’m always excited. Sometimes change is not a bad thing.” His comments highlight a willingness to adapt and improve as the Eagles prepare for the upcoming season.
Interestingly, Parsons revealed that he almost joined the Eagles before being traded to the Packers, citing his desire to play alongside defensive tackle Jalen Carter as a key factor in his decision. “It was very close to being the Eagles,” Parsons noted.
As the offseason progresses, all eyes will be on A.J. Brown and the Eagles. Fans and analysts alike will be watching closely to see how Brown’s commitment translates into performance on the field. With his positive outlook and the team’s renewed focus, the Eagles could be gearing up for a significant rebound in the 2026 season.
Stay tuned for more updates on A.J. Brown and the Philadelphia Eagles as they navigate this pivotal offseason.
