Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown recently shared his thoughts on the buzz surrounding the potential trade of Steelers wideout George Pickens, suggesting that the attention may be misplaced. Speaking to reporters, Brown emphasized that while roster moves and player trades draw headlines, his focus—and that of the team—should remain on their main rival: the Dallas Cowboys.
Brown acknowledged Pickens’ talent and potential impact if a trade were to happen, but he was quick to shift the conversation back to team priorities. “Look, Pickens is a great player, no doubt. But we’ve got bigger things to worry about,” Brown said. “Every year, the talk is about trades and hype. But for us, it’s about beating the Cowboys. That’s the real mission.”
The Eagles and Cowboys have one of the NFL’s most intense rivalries, with playoff implications often hinging on their matchups. Brown’s comments reflect a veteran mindset, steering attention away from speculation and back to the grind of preparing for divisional battles.
This statement also serves as a reminder to fans and media alike that while off-field news stirs excitement, success in the NFL comes down to execution, chemistry, and winning the games that matter most. For Brown and the Eagles, that means focusing on Dallas—a team that continues to be a key obstacle in their pursuit of NFC dominance.
With the 2025 season approaching, Brown’s leadership and laser focus on team goals are clear. No matter the trade rumors, he wants his team locked in on what truly
counts.
Floridaman
20/05/2025 at 4:38 pm
Thanks for the update