The Super Bowl LVII is in the rear-view mirror and has a definite champion. Patrick Mahomes got a step closer to the GOAT debate. But the Philadelphia Eagles do not seem content after what looked like a controversial win. It started with JuJu Smith-Schuster and AJ Brown exchanging words before Mahomes entered the fray. But Brown’s response to the quarterback sparked a debate among fans on Twitter.

The debate began with JuJu Smith-Schuster trolling the Eagles’ James Bradberry for the holding penalty. But AJ Brown seemed offended and formed back upon the Kansas City Chiefs WR and called him ‘TikTok Boy.’ Patrick Mahomes also launched a tweet, and the Eagles’ WR had another response for the two-time MVP.

AJ Brown messed up big time?

However, AJ Brown’s aggressiveness probably calmed down after he pressed Twitter’s panic red button to delete. MLFootball shared the screenshots, which mentioned, “He called you and told on me . Sounds about right. Yeah y’all got it …” Brown mistook Mahomes’ tweet, which was not for him.

The football fans chimed in with their thoughts, and some were quick to figure out for whom the Grim Reaper shared the tweet.

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This user urged Brown to not take s**t from anyone.

Another user figured out that Mahomes’ tweets were for Tyreek Hill.

This user said AJ Brown needs to stop being so salty.

Another user referred to a photoshopped image of how the Eagles’ fans and athletes are now.

One user said the Eagles vs. Chiefs would be the opening night game.

But this user saw it as amazing.

Another user saw the banter as hilarious.

However, this user is getting some AB vibes.

This user also suggested the Super Bowl matchup be a Week 1 re-match.

AJ Brown and the Eagles missed out on the Super Bowl sweep. But he certainly had in mind that they may not triumph.

Eagles WR reveals his toughest juncture in the Super Bowl LVII

The Eagles found some luck with Patrick Mahomes’ ankle trouble and picked up the lead during the game. But they failed to bring their second-ever Lombardi trophy home. But deep down, AJ Brown had a feeling that they may not win the high-magnitude game.

When asked about the game’s strenuous moments, AJ Brown said via NBC Sports, “When we went up 27-21, I knew, deep down, that it was probably a chance we were going to lose.” Eventually, his gut feeling became a reality, as the Chiefs won the game after a field goal gave them a three-point lead.

The Eagles may be down, but they are not out for sure.

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