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October 01, 2025
Nick Sirianni addresses A.J. Brown’s social media post, Eagles’ Tush Push variations, and more
PHILADELPHIA (TNS)— Less than 24 hours after his star receiver posted a cryptic scripture verse on social media, Nick Sirianni was asked if he was sure A.J. Brown wants to remain a member of the Eagles.
Philadelphia Eagles Head Coach Nick Sirianni faced a barrage of questions on Monday, addressing everything from a cryptic social media post by star wide receiver A.J. Brown to the team's evolving strategy with their infamous "Tush Push" play. The media scrum came less than a day after Brown posted a scripture verse online, sparking speculation about his future with the team.
The verse, shared across Brown's social media platforms, left many wondering if the receiver was content in Philadelphia. Sirianni, when directly asked if he was confident Brown wanted to remain an Eagle, responded with a measured tone. While he didn't offer a definitive yes, he emphasized the strong relationship he has with Brown and the open communication they share. He reiterated that he trusts Brown and believes in his commitment to the team.
"A.J. and I talk all the time," Sirianni stated, "We have a very open dialogue, and I appreciate that about him. We'll continue to communicate and work towards our goals together." He appeared to downplay the significance of the social media post, suggesting it shouldn't be blown out of proportion.
Beyond the social media stir, Sirianni also fielded questions regarding the Eagles' continued success with the "Tush Push," officially known as the "Brotherly Shove." The play, which involves quarterback Jalen Hurts being pushed forward by his teammates on short-yardage situations, has become a nearly unstoppable force for the Eagles. Sirianni hinted at variations and adjustments being implemented to keep opponents guessing.
"We're always looking for ways to evolve and improve," Sirianni explained. "Teams are studying us, and we need to stay ahead of the curve. We're working on different wrinkles and approaches to the 'Tush Push' to ensure it remains effective." He wouldn't divulge specific details, but his comments suggest the Eagles aren't content to rely solely on the original iteration of the play.
The press conference highlighted the constant pressure and scrutiny that come with leading a high-profile NFL team. Sirianni navigated the questions with a calm demeanor, attempting to quell any potential distractions as the Eagles prepare for their next game. While the A.J. Brown situation remains a talking point, Sirianni's focus remains firmly on leading his team to victory.
The verse, shared across Brown's social media platforms, left many wondering if the receiver was content in Philadelphia. Sirianni, when directly asked if he was confident Brown wanted to remain an Eagle, responded with a measured tone. While he didn't offer a definitive yes, he emphasized the strong relationship he has with Brown and the open communication they share. He reiterated that he trusts Brown and believes in his commitment to the team.
"A.J. and I talk all the time," Sirianni stated, "We have a very open dialogue, and I appreciate that about him. We'll continue to communicate and work towards our goals together." He appeared to downplay the significance of the social media post, suggesting it shouldn't be blown out of proportion.
Beyond the social media stir, Sirianni also fielded questions regarding the Eagles' continued success with the "Tush Push," officially known as the "Brotherly Shove." The play, which involves quarterback Jalen Hurts being pushed forward by his teammates on short-yardage situations, has become a nearly unstoppable force for the Eagles. Sirianni hinted at variations and adjustments being implemented to keep opponents guessing.
"We're always looking for ways to evolve and improve," Sirianni explained. "Teams are studying us, and we need to stay ahead of the curve. We're working on different wrinkles and approaches to the 'Tush Push' to ensure it remains effective." He wouldn't divulge specific details, but his comments suggest the Eagles aren't content to rely solely on the original iteration of the play.
The press conference highlighted the constant pressure and scrutiny that come with leading a high-profile NFL team. Sirianni navigated the questions with a calm demeanor, attempting to quell any potential distractions as the Eagles prepare for their next game. While the A.J. Brown situation remains a talking point, Sirianni's focus remains firmly on leading his team to victory.
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