Roughly one month ago, Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie, A.J. Brown, and the team's chief security officer, Dom DiSandro, held an unprecedented, impromptu mid-practice meeting. Every indication is that it was a productive, albeit unlikely, chat.
Since the well-chronicled meeting of the minds, Brown has (mostly) kept his head down and gotten what he asked for. He's been the focal point of the Eagles' passing attack, even though it hasn't translated to success. His lack of involvement beforehand was ostensibly the root of the chatter about him being unhappy in Philadelphia, so problem solved, right?
Yet, the latest intel from ESPN's Jeremy Fowler suggests that Brown's increased usage is only a short-term fix to a looming offseason breakup.