A.J. Brown and Devonta Smith are not happy. 

Wideouts A.J. Brown and Devonta Smith are frustrated with the Philadelphia Eagles' offense, according to Dianna Russini of The Athletic. 

Brown and Smith have one touchdown each on the season. 

"Right now, for the Eagles, it's run, run, run, Hurts off-schedule pass, tush push," an NFL source told Russini. "For their receivers, that means when they get to the red zone, they aren't getting the ball — and they know it. Hence the frustrations."

Brown has 14 catches for 151 yards and one touchdown on the season. The 151 yards receiving is the lowest output in a four-game stretch for Brown since he arrived to the Eagles in 2022.

Meanwhile, Smith has 17 catches for 158 yards and one touchdown. 

"They are paying roughly $50 million to two wide receivers (Brown and Smith), and they aren't even that involved," one NFL GM told Russini. "They may move on simply because Philly is a run-heavy team."

The Eagles are 4-0. They are the only undefeated team in the NFC.

However, the passing game has been putrid. 

Philadelphia's offense is averaging just 138.0 passing yards per game, the second-fewest in the NFL. QB Jalen Hurts has 609 passing yards and five passing touchdowns.

The Eagles face the Denver Broncos in Week 5. It will be intriguing to see how Smith and Brown perform in that contest, given all the noise in Philadelphia this week.

"Brown doesn't realize how bad it could be," another NFL source told Russini. "You think if Howie Roseman is going to eventually trade him, he's going to send him to a team with some elite quarterback? Think about how much worse it could be. Respectfully, (Brown) could still be on the 0-4 Titans. Life is good in Philly."

The Eagles won the Super Bowl last season against the Kansas City Chiefs. Only time will tell if Philly can repeat as champions.