Philly Leader

The Philadelphia Eagles are maintaining their focus on constant improvement and team cohesion as they prepare to face the Pittsburgh Steelers at Lincoln Financial Field. Inside the NovaCare Complex, discussions have centered around strategy and teamwork, particularly the partnership between quarterback Jalen Hurts and wide receiver A.J. Brown.

Head Coach Nick Sirianni emphasized the team's dedication to getting better together. "I see them working to get better. I see them working to get better together," Sirianni said. He highlighted the players' commitment beyond game day, noting their interactions and efforts in practice.

Hurts addressed recent comments by defensive end Brandon Graham, who admitted he "got it wrong" during a radio interview. Hurts assured that everything is resolved, stating, "We're good, we're good. We've spoken." He reiterated his focus on team success and personal accountability: "Ultimately, everyone cares about the team's success."

Brown expressed similar sentiments about prioritizing team goals over individual achievements. He acknowledged the need for balance in offensive strategies while praising running back Saquon Barkley's performance: "We're trying to go out here and do our job each and every Sunday."

Both players underscored their commitment to winning as a team with Brown stating, "We don't care. We're not in it for feelings. We're trying to hold the Lombardi Trophy up."