A.J. Brown’s X account The Super Bowl always brings excitement, especially for teams like the Philadelphia Eagles who experienced it firsthand last season. The Super Bowl always brings excitement, especially for teams like the Philadelphia Eagles who experienced it firsthand last season. This year, however, the spotlight shifted as the San Francisco 49ers attempted to replicate their success but fell short against the Kansas City Chiefs in a thrilling 25-22 overtime match. Amidst the game, Philadelphia Eagles receiver A.J. Brown’s social media account stirred controversy by commenting on a specific incident involving Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and coach Andy Reid. The account’s response, expressing that such behavior would warrant expulsion from the league if it were Brown, garnered widespread attention and condemnation of Kelce’s actions. Even Miami Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill echoed the sentiment. However, Eagles cornerback Darius Slay intervened, clarifying that the account didn’t represent Brown accurately. The account, which had been deactivated before, later claimed to be a fan page and offered to return control to Brown in exchange for an autographed jersey. This incident added to the tumultuous season for Eagles fans and players, highlighting the sometimes chaotic nature of social media interactions. Despite the common “I was hacked” excuse, the true identity behind the controversial posts remains unknown. Nonetheless, if this is the extent of offseason drama for the team, it would be a relief for everyone involved.
