NFL Fans Rip Eagles WR AJ Brown Over Cryptic Instagram Post

Philadelphia Eagles Receiver AJ Brown sparked a wave of reactions on Tuesday. This happened after he posted a message on Instagram following the team's 28-24 win over the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday.

Brown posted a photo of himself on game day.

“Use me but don’t use me,” Brown wrote.

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Fans shared their reactions to X.

“He is so ungrateful,” one fan wrote.

“It’s literally impossible to make brother happy at this point,” one fan said commented.

“He’s trolling,” another fan wrote.

Here are more reactions from fans.

“He doesn’t care about anyone after that shiny ring,” fan said said.

“AJ needs to relax,” one fan tweeted.

“Just be happy,” another fan commented.

Brown had a solid performance. He caught four passes for 121 yards and two touchdowns, helping Philadelphia end a two-game losing streak.

The wideout recently expressed concerns about his target share. Against Minnesota, he played a key role in Kevin Patullo's offense. Brown kicked off the scoring with a 37-yard touchdown run and added a 26-yard reception in the fourth quarter.

With DeVonta Black-smithwho had nine catches for a career-high 183 yards and a touchdown, Brown contributed 304 of the Jalen hurts“326 passing yards. The quarterback completed 19 of 23 passes with three touchdowns.

Brown's first score came after Hurts identified a mismatch with Vikings safety Joshua Metellus. This allowed him to sprint down the sideline for the touchdown. Brown's second score came on an inside route against Byron Murphy Jr.. in the red zone.

Saquon Barkley takes responsibility for ground game struggles as AJ Brown takes center stage

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While the passing game boosted the offense, Saquon Barkley wore the a burden on Philadelphia's limited production on the field. The running back averaged 2.4 yards per carry against Minnesota and has a season average of 3.3 yards per attempt.

Barkley on Monday rejected the idea that defensive focus on the running game explains the decline.

“We have some guys there,” Barkley told reporters. “We've got homies up front. I feel like a homies. We're making plays. We're just not getting the job done. I'm not getting the job done. I own the running game.”

Philadelphia improved to 5-2 and reclaimed first place in the NFC East heading into next week's game against the Giants at Lincoln Financial Field.