Terry Bradshaw Ripped NFL Star For Being 'Selfish' On Sunday
12/22/2024 01:28 PM
It's safe to say that Terry Bradshaw is not a fan of one of the best players on the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Washington Commanders are hosting the Philadelphia Eagles at Northwest Stadium in Landover, Maryland on Sunday. The 12-2 Eagles can clinch the NFC East with a win over the 9-5 Commanders on Sunday afternoon. While Philadelphia had a somewhat rough start to the 2024 season, they've been on a huge roll for two months, winning 10 straight games since a Sept. 29 loss to the Buccaneers.
Things haven't been completely smooth sailing for the Eagles, though. There's been talk of friction between Philadelphia quarterback Jalen Hurts and wide receiver A.J. Brown, as the passing game has struggled at times. Brown appeared to take a shot at Hurts following a close win over the Panthers in Week 14. When asked postgame what the team needs to improve on, Brown simply said "passing."
Brown has since tried to clear the air - and the Eagles keep winning - but not everyone is impressed.
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On Sunday, Bradshaw teed off on Brown, accusing the Eagles star of being "selfish."
"If Brown doesn't get the football today, maybe he'll go off on the sideline or something like that, who knows" Bradshaw said.
"I'm so upset by (his behavior), I'm pulling for Washington just because of that."
Terry Bradshaw on A.J. Brown today.#RaiseHailpic.twitter.com/PiVgX0cfoN
— COMMANDERS FOOTBALL (@HogsHaven) December 22, 2024
Bradshaw's coworker, Michael Strahan, also spoke on the Hurts-Brown relationship last week.
"It's one of these things, though. The team is winning nine straight games. Handle this in the locker room," Strahan said on the Fox pregame show. "Don't handle it in the public. And [Brown] set records … three years ago. Saquon Barkley is setting records now. So offenses change. They evolve. Right now they're leaning on their run game and leaning on Saquon Barkley.
"It's working. He does deserve to get the ball. He's one of the best receivers in the league. But also you have to understand that you've got to fit, how you fit in, and you can't let your ego and numbers and stats get in the way of what the team is doing."
So far, it's been smooth sailing on Sunday, as the Eagles are leading the Commanders, 14-0.
