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    ‘Crumbling at 11-2 Is Crazy’ — NFL Fans Stunned by Jalen Hurts-A.J. Brown Rift Amid Eagles’ 9-Game Winning Streak

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    A potential Jalen Hurts-A.J. Brown rift shocked Eagles fans amid their 11-2 season as tension brews in Philly’s offense despite a nine-game winning streak.

    The Philadelphia Eagles are cruising at 11-2, riding high on a nine-game winning streak that has fans buzzing. But just when things seemed unstoppable, drama sneaked into the huddle. Reports of a rift between Jalen Hurts and A.J. Brown have blindsided Eagles Nation, leaving everyone scratching their heads.

    How could tension brew amid such dominance? NFL fans are stunned, calling the situation crazy as the chemistry between these two has been a huge part of the team’s success.

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    Jalen Hurts-A.J. Brown Rift Shocks Eagles Fans Amid Dominant Season

    Hurts and Brown — two cornerstones of Philly’s electric offense — are reportedly at odds. Veteran Brandon Graham seemed to spill the tea, saying, “I know [No.] 1 [Hurts] is trying and 11 [Brown] could be better with how he responds to things. They were friends, but things have changed.”

    NFL fans were absolutely stunned. The buzz began with Graham’s cryptic (or not-so-cryptic) comments hinting at growing tension between the quarterback and wide receiver.

    “Crumbling at 11–2 is crazy,” one fan wrote, summing up the collective disbelief.

    For context, Brown has been pivotal this season. With 836 receiving yards and four touchdowns, he’s been Hurts’ go-to playmaker. However, recent weeks have seen fewer targets go his way, sparking whispers of frustration. Fans pointed this out too: “A.J. was getting open but not getting the rock… makes a lot of sense now.”

    The timing of this drama is questionable at best. “Doing this after he’s done for the season is corny,” another fan chimed in, commenting on Graham’s season-ending triceps injury.

    While some debate whether Graham hinted at the issue or outright said it, others are more concerned about the bigger picture: the team chemistry. One fan nailed the concern: “This isn’t good at all for the Eagles whatsoever.”

    The Eagles need to regroup fast if they want to keep their Super Bowl hopes alive. As fans put it, crumbling at 11–2 really is crazy.

    Craig Carton Questions Brown’s Leadership After Eagles’ Narrow Win

    Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown (11) before the start of action against the Carolina Panthers at Lincoln Financial Field.
    Dec 8, 2024; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA; Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown (11) before the start of action against the Carolina Panthers at Lincoln Financial Field. Mandatory Credit: Bill Streicher-Imagn Images

    NFL analyst Craig Carton didn’t hold back during his “Breakfast Ball” show, ripping into the Eagles’ star wide receiver for his public frustration after their narrow 22-16 win over the Carolina Panthers.

    “They put a C on his chest. That ain’t a captain,” Carton said. “That’s about, ‘I don’t care if we win or lose. I want to get mine.'”

    Brown’s postgame comments targeted the team’s offensive struggles. After being held to just four targets (three catches for 43 yards), he vented about the limited passing game, saying, “It is incredibly tough to get into a rhythm when the team passes just 20 times in a game.”

    The criticism comes amid whispers of tension in the Eagles’ offense, particularly involving Hurts and offensive coordinator Kellen Moore. While Brown’s frustrations may reflect his passion for the game, Carton believes his approach crosses a line.

    “There is a place to voice that,” Carton added, questioning Brown’s leadership.

    For a team with Super Bowl aspirations, keeping internal issues in check is crucial. The Eagles’ success hinges on unity — and now, all eyes are on Brown to see how he responds.

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