Philadelphia Eagles star AJ Brown has warned against the dangers of porn and claimed NFL stars are ‘getting in trouble with women’ because of their wealth and power in an astonishing rant about his fellow players.
While talking to troubled teens at the Delaware County Juvenile Probation Offices in Pennsylvania, Brown – who helped the Eagles win the Super Bowl in February – discussed how the glamorous lifestyles professional athletes live can lead them down worrying paths.
At one stage of the conversation the wide receiver said NFL players, and even some of his own teammates, have encountered problems with women after treating them as ‘objects’.
He also claimed that more conversations need to be held about the dangers of porn and how it ‘desensitizes your brain.’
‘There’s guys that’s in the league getting in trouble with women,’ Brown told youngsters in Delaware County.
‘They’ve got a fetish with women. Because when you got all that type of money, bro that stuff shows up, because now it’s at your leisure. Now you can get any woman you want, you can pick and choose.
Eagles star AJ Brown (pictured) has warned against the dangers of porn in an astonishing rant
Brown, who won the Super Bowl in February, accused NFL players of objectifying women
‘I truly feel like we need to sit down and talk more about like, on some real time, porn. And that’s going to a whole other level because of what porn does to your brain. It desensitizes your brain.
‘You may think she look good or whatever. No, you’re looking at her as an object, not as a human being.
‘But I see that s*** all the time from my teammates, my teammates talk about stuff, from other players and all this other stuff – that’s real.’
Brown, who is gearing up for his third season with the Eagles in 2025, recently got engaged to his longtime girlfriend Kelsey Riley after more than three years of dating.
He popped the question earlier this month in a romantic setting at the Four Seasons in Philadelphia while John Legend was performing his hit song ‘You and I (Nobody in the World).’
It caps an unforgettable start to 2025 for the player after he helped Philadelphia get the better of the Kansas City Chiefs at Super Bowl LIX.
