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Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham apologized for the radio comments he made about A.J. Brown and Jalen Hurts in a team meeting this week.

Less than three hours after Brandon Graham added fuel to the fire regarding the relationship between Jalen Hurts and A.J. Brown, the Philadelphia Eagles captain backtracked on those comments. Graham took back what he said to WIP earlier in the evening and said to ESPN he will apologize to Hurts and Brown personally.

For the third straight year, A.J. Brown, the city’s second-biggest diva, told his truth. As usual, that truth is, Jalen Hurts needs to throw him the ball. Don’t blame Brown. He’s one of the four best receivers in the league and one of the three best receivers in Eagles history,

Eagles Brandon Graham appeared on a radio show to talk about the comments he made about the relationship between quarterback Jalen Hurts and wide receiver A.J. Brown less than 24 hours ago.

After he bluntly responded: "Passing," when asked what's wrong with the Eagles' offense after their near-loss to the Panthers on Sunday, A.J. Brown and his apparent rift with quarterback Jalen Hurts was taken to another level on Monday afternoon.

After watching the Philadelphia Eagles section of NFL social media go wild over the drama surrounding Jalen Hurts, AJ Brown, and Brandon Graham regarding the team's passing game acumen, fans finally got to hear from the All-Pro wide receiver, who let it be known that he's fine with being the “ bad guy ” if it gets things back on track.

A.J. Brown addressed his previous comments regarding the Eagles' passing issues attempting to clarify the controversy they sparked in the media. Brown sought to provide context and smooth over any drama caused by his remarks.