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Terry Bradshaw doesn’t miss a chance to make headlines. This time, he used strong words about the Philadelphia Eagles star, AJ Brown. And guess what? It would have been surprising if die-hard Eagles fans didn’t react to it. But before diving into how fans trolled him, it’s worth understanding what he said about AJ Brown and what led to his comments.

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Terry, who analyzes NFL games and players on Sunday Night Football, reacted to AJ Brown’s comments about passing the ball and his feud with the QB after the week 16 game. The 76-year-old Bradshaw said, “If Brown doesn’t get the football today, maybe he’ll go off on the sideline or something like that, who knows. I’m so upset by (his behavior), I’m pulling for Washington just because of that.” The ongoing drama followed his comment in the Eagles’ locker room.

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So, what happened? When reporters asked AJ Brown about what went wrong in their week 16 game, his immediate response was “Passing.” However, his comments on the mismanagement of the passing game backfired. It came off as a direct hit on QB Jalen Hurts.

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Earlier in November, Eagles’ injured player Brandon Graham appeared on the Brandon Graham Show on 94WIP, where he shared insights into the chemistry between Hurts and Brown. The internet went wild. Graham said, “They (Hurts and Brown) were friends before this, but things have changed, and I understand that because life happens. But it’s the business side, and we have to make sure the personal doesn’t get in the way of the business.”

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This could be the main reason behind Terry Bradshaw’s “selfish” comment about AJ Brown. But as mentioned earlier, the sportscaster’s remark backfired, and now fans are trolling him.

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Fans Trolling Terry Bradshaw Over the ‘Selfish’ Comment

During a pre-game show before the Eagles‘ Sunday game, Terry commented on wide receiver AJ Brown. One fan reacted, saying, “Just watched Terry Bradshaw go off on AJ Brown for being selfish after a Fox segment on how things are different… Get this old man off our TV’s.”

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That was harsh! People have often called for 76-year-old Bradshaw to retire. But now, fans are using this valid point to troll the analyst. Another fan said, “Terry Bradshaw on AJ Brown: ‘I hate a selfish player.’ Hey Terry, aren’t you the guy that was a d**k to Big Ben because of selfishness?” One die-hard Eagles fan responded to the selfish comment, saying, “Terry Bradshaw may be the softest person I’ve ever seen… crying because AJ Brown said he wants the ball… BOO HOO, he’s the best player on the team, feed him.” Seems like fans left no room to escape for Bradshaw.

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While Terry Bradshaw might have his reasons for calling Brown selfish, it’s clear that the situation has only fueled more drama both on and off the field. Whether fans agree with him or not, it’s safe to say that this controversy isn’t going away anytime soon.

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Ashutosh Kadam is a US Sports Writer at EssentiallySports, specializing in NHL, horse racing, and other major American sports. With a Master’s in Journalism and Communication, he brings a news-first mindset to his coverage, working closely with insider networks to deliver timely, high-impact stories for a global audience. A firm believer that passionate sports fans should never have to wait for the latest updates, Ashutosh thrives on fast-paced live coverage and detailed event reporting. His sharp storytelling shone during recent Stanley Cup milestones, high-stakes horse racing events, and cultural moments that bridge sport and society. Before transitioning to his current beat, Ashutosh played a key role on the NFL desk, including live coverage of the NFL Draft, where he kept fans locked in with rapid updates and insider commentary. Combined with years of creative writing and content strategy experience, he now blends speed, depth, and narrative to report on the stories that matter most to sports fans.

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