Jason Kelce Perfectly Describes Eagles' AJ Brown Situation

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Even some of the greatest in Philadelphia Eagles history would probably understand if the team decided to move on from AJ Brown. Brown, as we've said many times, is one of the most talented players in the NFL. Not a single person in the game questions whether he has the skill set to remain one of the top wide receivers in the NFL.

Frankly, it's all but guaranteed that if the Eagles move on from him, Brown will continue to be one of the best players in this league. There's a reason he's so highly regarded, but there are other factors that suggest he may need to be traded.

Recently, Eagles legend Jason Kelce had a lot to say about the situation. Kelce understands this organization just as well as anybody, and also understands what Brown is as a teammate, playing with him for multiple years before his retirement.

"I know AJ personally. I played with him, he's an awesome teammate. He's an incredibly talented player. At the same time, you've seen the frustrations over the last couple years. I don't know where he's at or where the teams is. Everything gets to a point where it's gonna come to an end and maybe it's at the point," Kelce said, per ABC Philly.

"AJ has clearly been frustrated and sometimes that frustrates the fans, but one thing I do find unique is that the players really haven't manifested in a negative way towards AJ, which lends me to think that a lot of people understand AJ's frustrations. I think AJ is a great player where if he is moved, the Eagles will miss him. He's not the reason the offense wasn't good last year," Kelce added.

The interesting part here is that Kelce makes it seem like he can understand where Brown is coming from, in a sense.

He's constantly stuck up for Jalen Hurts, so this isn't a shot at Hurts, but it's possible that it could be a direct shot at somebody like Kevin Patullo, who the Eagles decided to move on from during the offseason. Regardless, Kelce put it best, as some of the frustrations that Brown had throughout the year were warranted.