Eagles' Quinyon Mitchell Says AJ Brown Looks 'Better' This Year
The Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots took the field in Foxborough for a joint practice on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, the Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots engaged in a joint practice session at Foxborough. Among the notable highlights was a 1-on-1 contest between Eagles cornerback Quinyon Mitchell and Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown, who successfully defended a deep-ball route, resulting in an incompletion in the end zone.
Brown, who spent the previous four seasons with the Eagles before joining New England through a major trade, received high praise from Mitchell following the practice. Mitchell commended Brown's toughness, stating that "he just gives you so many tough battles" and noted that "he looked a little better and faster." However, Brown expressed frustration with the Eagles' offense last season, but during the practice, he praised Mitchell's effort, admitting that Mitchell "got away with a little holding." The Eagles and Patriots are set to clash in a preseason game on Saturday night.
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