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A.J. Brown 'Ain't Doin' This S*** No More!' Eagles WR Avoids Dangerous Car Crash in Charity Bike Race

A.J. Brown was riding his bike during the Eagles charity event when he went live on Instagram. ... and moments later, his phone went flying as a result of almost being hit by a car that he says drove through a stop sign.

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A.J. Brown avoided a catastrophic injury after almost getting hit by a car during a Philadelphia Eagles charity event on Saturday morning.

The star receiver is sure to continue to commit to helping the annual Eagles Autism Challenge race. But mounting a bicycle in this format?

"This s*** right here crazy bruh,'' Brown said. I ain’t doing this s*** no more.”

Brown, 25, was riding his bike during the charity event when he went live on Instagram. ... and moments later, his phone went flying as a result of almost being hit by a car that he says drove through a stop sign.

Scary? Yes - for Brown and for Eagles fans, who surely enjoyed watching his first season in Philadelphia following the year-ago trade with Tennessee that helped Philly reach the Super Bowl. Brown last year had 88 catches for 1,496 yards and 11 touchdowns during the regular season.

And thankfully, he'll be back to do more damage on the field in 2023 ... if not on the mean streets of Philly.

“I’m fine everyone lol,” Brown wrote in a tweet. “Someone ran the stop sign. I didn’t fall off my bike, I just dropped my phone and got out of the way. Stay safe everyone.”

Could Brown offer a description of the vehicle? No, but he joked about who might've been the guilty party.

“I think I saw a (Dallas Cowboys) star on the license plate,” Brown tweeted with a crying laughing face emoji.

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MIKE FISHER

Mike Fisher - as a newspaper beat writer and columnist and on radio and TV, where he is an Emmy winner - has covered the NFL since 1983. He is the author of two best-selling books on the NFL.

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