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Eagles' Nick Sirianni fires back after more frustrated A.J. Brown questions: 'Close to being done answering'

Another A.J. Brown moment of frustration prompted Philadelphia Eagles reporters to ask head coach Nick Sirianni about his star receiver.

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Eagles’ Nick Sirianni Responds to AJ Brown’s Latest Controversial Comments

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Eagles' Nick Sirianni expresses frustration over constant A.J. Brown questions

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At Some Point, A.J. Brown Has to Stop Making Comments

Another week… another A.J. Brown comment.

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A.J. Brown Goes on Massive Rant About Struggling Eagles' Offense

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A.J. Brown’s constant complaining hasn’t prevented the Eagles from winning but it’s not helping

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Eagles WR A.J. Brown Blasts Team During Livestream

“A.J. Brown just slappin all of his teammates in the face yet again!” Sports Radio 94 WIP’s Hunter Brody wrote on his official X account on November 12.

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Eagles star A.J. Brown tells fantasy football players to ‘get rid of me’

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AJ Brown stands by Twitch livestream comments: 'I don't care if I'm misunderstood'

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Are Eagles getting a Pro Bowl offensive linemen back from injury against Detroit Lions?

PHILADELPHIA − Eagles center Cam Jurgens could be making his return on Nov. 16 after missing two games and most of a third with a knee injury.

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Eagles’ latest injury report will turn heads ahead of Lions clash

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Lions injury updates: Outlook at CB murky ahead of Eagles showdown

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Eagles' Nick Sirianni explains decision to call deep pass to A.J. Brown on late fourth down in win

Leading by three points with 33 seconds remaining, Nick Sirianni decided to go for it instead of punting or trying a long field goal. The Eagles coach said he has faith in his players to win the game.

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Eagles fourth down decision, explained: Why Nick Sirianni didn’t consider punting late in win over Packers

Late in the game, the Eagles were trying to drain the clock by running the ball. The Packers got a third-down stop and were set to get the ball back. Philadelphia was on Green Bay's 35-yard line, and many assumed that the Eagles would punt the ball to pin the Packers back in their own territory.