Like Brown, Smith’s skills have gone untapped through four games, despite the Eagles’ 4-0 start. Unlike Brown, however, Smith has mostly kept to himself. He’s endured droughts like this before.

DeVonta Smith is frustrated about the Eagles' offense too but he's just better at keeping it to himself publicly.

The numbers speak for themselves. A.J. Brown is tied for 66th in the NFL in receiving yards (151) with JuJu Smith-Schuster (he's cooked) and rookie Elic Ayomanor (he's on the worst offense in football). OK, that's discouraging, but not terrible. Well, just wait.

The Eagles did not complete a pass in the second half of that game and they’re 31st in passing yards despite a 4-0 start to the season, which led to Brown’s frustrations with his limited role in the offense. Smith called Brown “a great leader” and said that he shares the view that the team’s offense is not performing as well as it should be.

The Philadelphia Eagles are reportedly growing tired of A.J. Brown's antics and the team is willing to entertain trade offers for him.

Travis Kelce criticized A.J. Brown for his social media outburst during the Philadelphia Eagles' 4-0 run. Brown appeared frustrated with his role in the offense.

Meeting with reporters on Wednesday, Brown took responsibility for the tweet. He also disputed that he was sending a message, while confirming his frustrations over a lack of involvement in the offense. All in fewer than five minutes. The video of the exchange, as posted by Eliot Shorr-Parks of 94WIP.com, can be seen and heard here.