Keim who is very soft in his criticisms and rarely makes them so when he does I take them seriously, even if they are mild.
He mentioned that while watching practice-camp, a bunch of players pre-post practice or with downtime during practice work on things. Brian was one of the dudes who did not.
Grant Paulsen mentioned just a little while ago he heard the same criticisms that Chris Russell did about how this staff felt about Brian.
It struck me this off season for example when Lattimore was asked about last season, he owned up that he could have played better. You hear all the time from different players about things they are working on and can improve, etc. Even players who played great like Jayden and Ertz, etc.
Heck Croskey-Merritt mentioned last night, he had a good game but needs to improve.
With Brian, when presented with a question this off season about changing his game-improving it. He basically flat out said nothing needed to be improved. It was just he needed to stay healthy, that's it.
lol, I didn't pay attention to Brian on the sidelines in preseason game 1, but the Junkies said he was the dude who was dressed up and came off like he was walking on the sidelines like he's a celebrity.
Same dude, who strangely gave the Eagles bullentin board material before their matchup saying the Commanders are the better team -- and then in turned fumbled twice against them.'
Same dude who told a Lions player on twitter, its not their time in 2025-2026 to win a SB but its our time.
I am not saying Brian is a bad dude. I've heard he's a good dude. But he doesn't scream having the intangibles to be great, seems a bit delusional about himself and the team-- and I am guessing aside from his play, he's not the best fit with the culture they are trying to build.
Quinn hinted that Brian didn't take it well as to the conversation about moving him. I am gathering based on everything else relating to Brian he was shocked because I gather he thinks very highly of his game.