Following Eagles player James Bradberry’s description of 49ers standout Deebo Samuel as “trash,” A.J. Brown shares his perspective on the incident.
When asked about San Francisco 49ers pass-catcher Deebo Samuel calling teammate James Bradberry “trash” during the NFC Championship game the previous season, wide receiver A.J. Brown of the Philadelphia Eagles was questioned on Friday. According to John Clark of NBC Philadelphia, Brown played down the remarks, adding that Samuel is “just having fun” before the two teams meet on Sunday.
“I don’t believe Deebo is malicious. It’s just fun for him. I don’t believe Bradberry is being targeted. It is just the way he speaks,” Brown remarked. “He acts like a big kid.”
Since being traded to the Eagles, Brown has emerged as one of the league’s top receivers and has had a very successful season. He has a great relationship and connection with quarterback Jalen Hurts, racking up 73 receptions for 1,050 yards and seven touchdowns.
In response to a question from the media this week on his remarks regarding Bradberry prior of the Week 13 match, Samuel stated, “I don’t regret nothing I say.” The 49ers playmaker now has 34 receptions for 474 yards and a touchdown; he also has three touchdowns and 138 yards via the air.
The defensive back for the Eagles in In response to the remarks, Bradberry stated that although he dislikes hearing
Naturally, Bradberry said, “I don’t necessarily like what he said.” “I wish he had described my piece with a more appropriate word. Yet things are as they are. Ultimately, all I have control over is my daily activities and work ethic.
Bradberry was questioned further about if such unfavorable remarks had ever affected his performance. The Eagles player would reply that he has experienced it several times and has played football for the most of his life.
