Overview
- ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reported that multiple high-level executives believe the Eagles will at least listen to trade inquiries for A.J. Brown.
- Jason Kelce said Brown’s frustrations affected his play, then clarified on X that he loves Brown and believes trading him could be a major regret for Philadelphia.
- A.J. Brown is under contract through 2029 and produced 78 catches, 1,003 yards and seven touchdowns in 2025 after a postseason showing marked by drops and a sideline exchange.
- Reports note significant dead-cap charges if moved before June 1, with a post–June 1 designation easing the hit and shaping realistic trade timing.
- With Sean Mannion replacing Kevin Patullo and other offensive staff changes in place, coverage splits between keeping Brown to test the new approach and gauging a market that could include the Bills, Patriots, Steelers, Saints, Raiders, Jets and 49ers.