The Philadelphia Eagles’ offense has been inconsistent all season, and their glaring issues were for everybody to see during Monday’s overtime loss against the Los Angeles Chargers.

Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts had a game to forget, throwing a career-high four interceptions against the Chargers. However, he wasn’t helped by his teammates, especially wide receiver A.J. Brown.

During the fourth quarter, Hurts drilled a pass for Brown on a 1st-and-10. The Eagles wide receiver caught the ball but failed to keep it under control as Chargers cornerback Cam Hart picked it off for his first career NFL interception.

Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman ripped the Eagles star for his drop that led to Hurts’ third interception of the game.

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“You’re an NFL wide receiver, you need to catch that!”

Brown had a season high 13 targets, catching six for 100 yards. Following the game, Brown took accountability for his mistakes.

“I’m more than capable to make that grab for him,” Brown said. “Jalen was stuffed up in the pocket; he [was] under pressure. So, like I said, I’m more than capable of making that one for the man. That one hurt.”