Yeah, he’s said the book helps his performance in games and that’s its purpose.
The author of the book made bank too, this publicity has made it an Amazon bestseller.
So long as he’s not missing out on in-game adjustments and strategy huddles, I see zero issue with it.
Could not agree more. I have a rule I have to remind myself all the time. Do not judge what others are doing until you get the full story and background from their perspective.
Sure there are things that are clearly bad. But I saw that I was thinking “I wonder what is in that book”. Like I just assumed it was something he was reading to help himself in that moment. Not him reading a romance novel mid game.
I tend to think it’s only a big deal because it was AJ Brown doing it. If we saw Chase or Puka doing it I doubt we’d care nearly as much. Especially since it was (apparently) the equivalent of referring back to an inspirational quote written on a wristband or shoe tape. If he was reading Harry Potter or War and Peace, it would be a different story.
He’s gonna have all kinds of time to read after the Rams beat them this Sunday!
Just wait until Sewell is reading @Bols favorite book on the bench Saturday night!
It went from 500,000th in sales on amazon to #1
The author is a bit of a space cadet.
Dude whet on a Darkness retreat in the desert.
But its cool that he got some money out of the deal. I guess he went into debt to get the book out
It’s not a big deal.
Supposedly it’s to help his mental awareness and he reads it in every game between drives.
Personally I think his agent worked out something with the book publisher to get him a kick back.
According to the Author.
A Theological Consultant from UTexas gave the book to DT - Ojomo
Then Ojomo shared it with Brown when he got to the NFL