Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown expressed his enthusiasm for the upcoming season and the new offensive direction in Philadelphia during a recent appearance on Micah Parsons’ podcast. Speculation about Brown potentially leaving the team in 2026 has circulated, but his comments reflect a desire to stay with the Eagles, particularly in an offense that aims to maximize his skills.
This offseason has seen substantial changes within the Eagles’ coaching staff, notably the firing of offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo and the hiring of Sean Mannion as his successor. Brown emphasized the positive aspects of change, showing respect for Patullo’s contributions while looking forward to the fresh opportunities that Mannion brings. He stated, “Change is not a bad thing. I have the utmost respect for KP. He did a tremendous job and he has a great heart. But I’m excited for the season. I’m excited for what’s to come.”
The 2025 season was challenging for Brown under Patullo’s leadership, with many observers noting his frustrations regarding the offensive strategy. With new leadership in place, Brown is poised to reassert himself as a significant force for the Eagles and is eager to demonstrate his potential on the field. The upcoming season could mark a turning point for both Brown and the Eagles’ offense, fostering optimism among fans for a successful year ahead.