AJ Brown said on social media that his car was recovered shortly after it was stolen in the middle of the night Monday.
The Philadelphia Eagles Star Wide recipient said his car was stolen before 1 p.m. 4, and he put forward a plea with the guilty online to “just bring the whip back.”
“You stole my whip last night? I want to make an appointment with you, bridge, to who you are who I soon find out, I will make a deal with you bridge – just bring the whip back, bridge, I will not push charges, just take the whip back and you can move on about your day. But if I find you, that’s what it will be …” he said.
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Philadelphia Eagles Broad Receives AJ Brown (AP Photo/Matt Slocum)
“You were smooth with it though. Pulled up at 3:42 pm, you got up from there at 3:45, you’re quick on your feet,” Brown added. “I want to show you how fast I am on my feet. Real talk. This is about to finish today.”
That’s exactly what happened when the vehicle was recovered in nearby Camden, NJ
Brown then left a farewell message.
Philadelphia Eagles’ AJ Brown, Right and Devonta Smith (AP Photo/Chris Szagola)
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“I’m here for Philadelphia Eagles and I have to look for my car. But look we’ve already got the whip. I said you should just turn the car back and now you have to tackle the consequences, man,” Brown said in another video sent to social media.
“I want to tell you all a funny joke. This morning when I was talking to the police, my little son comes up and goes ‘Dada, Paw Patrol!’ I said, ‘Everyone has jokes this morning.’ Now the joke is on you, ”he added.
Appropriately, he changed his Instagram profile image to a character from “Paw Patrol.”
Philadelphia Eagles Broad Receives AJ Brown (Andy Lewis/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
Brown recently won the Super Bowl with the birds and caught three passports in 43 yards and a touchdown. Eagles stopped Kansas City Chiefs from becoming the first team for three-peat in the Super Bowl.
