Antonio Brown stirred the pot on social media again, aiming at Jalen Hurts after the Philadelphia Eagles’ surprising 34-17 loss to the New York Giants. Hurts, expected to dominate a team starting two college quarterbacks, struggled, throwing for 263 yards, two touchdowns, and a costly interception.
Antonio Brown's Brutal Angel Reese Edit Targets Jalen Hurts' Vision Problems
Antonio Brown’s Brutal Angel Reese Edit Targets Jalen Hurts’ Vision Problems (Screenshot via X/@femcrave)
Brown made it personal with a savage four-word post referencing WNBA star Angel Reese, paired with an AI-generated image that set the internet alight.
Antonio Brown’s Brutal Angel Reese Edit Targets Jalen Hurts’ Vision Problems
Brown posted an edited photo showing Reese wearing Hurts’ Eagles jersey with crossed eyes. The image referenced a running joke from the WNBA community after NBA2K26 botched Reese’s character model with lazy eyes earlier this year.
Reese herself laughed about the glitch at the time, but Brown repurposed it as ammunition against the struggling quarterback.
Thecaption read simply, “Jalen Hurts last night.” The implication was crystal clear. Brown was suggesting Hurts played like he couldn’t see the field properly after missing wide-open receivers throughout the contest.
Jalen Hurts last night pic.twitter.com/OWauuJmdkm
— AB (@AB84) October 10, 2025
The specific plays that triggered Brown’s post were painfully obvious to anyone watching. Hurts completed 24 of 33 passes but left points on the board with terrible decision-making.
The $255 million quarterback looked anything but elite against a defense that shouldn’t have given him problems.
The third-quarter miss to DeVonta Smith stood out as the most egregious mistake. Smith ran completely free on a third-and-six play with space for days.
Hurts overthrew him badly on what should have been an easy completion or possibly a touchdown.
The fourth-quarter interception made things worse. Cor’Dale Flott jumped Hurts’ route and picked him off, setting up Skattebo’s third rushing touchdown of the night.
The Giants sealed the victory moments later while Eagles receivers sat on the bench looking defeated. Emmanuel Acho called Hurts “awful when it mattered the most” in his post-game analysis.
The former Eagles linebacker did not hold back while breaking down the quarterback’s two biggest mistakes. Brown’s trolling only amplified what NFL fans knew as Hurts had a rough outing.
NFL Fans Go Absolutely Nuclear With Jokes About Jalen Hurts and Angel Reese
The comment section turned into a roast session immediately. One fanwrote, “Dude misses a wide-open receiver, he got schooled by a rookie.” Anotheradded, “Changing the arm too, is diabolical 😂😂😂.” The jokes kept flowing with surgical precision targeting both Hurts and Reese.
A thirdasked, “Did he rebound any of his own shots?” The basketball reference connected Reese’s WNBA career to Hurts’ inability to complete passes.
A fourth observernoted, “She can see both sides of the field, simultaneously.” The crossed-eyes joke became the foundation for countless variations.
One commenterpointed out, “That’s surprising. You’d figure he’d be able to scan both sides of the field simultaneously with those eyes.” The sarcasm dripped through every word as fans piled on the struggling quarterback.
These 2 plays are why people will always question if Jalen Hurts is elite..#AchoAnalysis| @speakeasytlkshw| #Eagles pic.twitter.com/hHUutlJLOs
— Emmanuel Acho (@EmmanuelAcho) October 10, 2025
The criticism comes at a difficult time for Hurts and the Eagles. Philadelphia entered the season with Super Bowl expectations after last year’s championship.
Now questions about whether Hurts can be considered an elite quarterback are heating up on social media. AJ Brown and Smith’s frustrated body language on the sideline went viral during the broadcast.
The $96 million receiver and his running mate looked stressed as they watched their quarterback miss opportunities. Acho specifically referenced that image when explaining why Hurts deserved blame for the offensive struggles.
The Eagles face the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday at 1 pm ET. Hurts needs to silence critics quickly or the jokes will keep coming. Brown’s trolling might be ruthless, but the tape does not lie about what happened at MetLife Stadium.