PFT Live with Mike Florio A.J. Brown & Justin Jefferson are frustrated + Week 11 previews (11/14 Hour 2)
Nov 14, 2025
The hosts dive into A.J. Brown's frustration with the Eagles' offensive dynamics and the impact of single coverage on his performance. Justin Jefferson expresses his desire to return to peak form, citing quarterback changes as a significant factor. They preview exciting matchups for Week 11, including the Lions-Eagles and Seahawks-Rams, highlighting playoff implications. Additionally, a discussion about the NFL's grievance over the NFLPA report cards sheds light on owner pushback regarding public critiques.
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Brown Calls Out Offensive Stagnation
- A.J. Brown's public frustration stems from the Eagles' lack of offensive identity, not pure selfishness.
- He wants the offense to improve because winning with a stagnant attack is unsustainable.
Public Comments Follow Internal Frustration
- Brown likely raised concerns internally before going public, suggesting long-running internal friction.
- Public comments are a pressure valve when internal conversations haven't changed behavior.
Targets Matter More Than Team Scoring
- Even if the offense scores a lot, Brown may remain unhappy if he isn't targeted when single-covered.
- His core gripe is not touches per se but unexploited matchups that hurt winning chances.