Eagles Likely to Fall Short of First-Round Pick in A.J. Brown Trade
Eagles reporter doesn't see team getting 1st-round pick for A.J. Brown
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The Philadelphia Eagles are reportedly considering trading three-time All-Pro wide receiver A.J. Brown to the New England Patriots. However, NBC Sports Philadelphia's Reuben Frank believes the Eagles may not receive a first-round draft pick in return due to Brown's age and injury concerns.
- 01The Eagles initially sought a first and second-round pick for A.J. Brown.
- 02Reuben Frank doubts the Eagles will secure a first-round pick due to Brown's age and knee issues.
- 03The 2027 NFL Draft is expected to be strong, affecting trade negotiations.
- 04The New England Patriots have other receiving options, reducing their urgency to trade for Brown.
- 05A potential trade could involve lower-round picks instead.
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The Philadelphia Eagles are reportedly exploring a trade for A.J. Brown, a three-time All-Pro wide receiver, with the New England Patriots as a potential destination. Initially, the Eagles aimed for a first and second-round pick, but NBC Sports Philadelphia's Reuben Frank suggests they may not achieve that goal. Brown, who will turn 29 soon and has knee concerns, may not command the high draft capital expected. Frank posits that the Eagles might have to settle for lower-round picks, such as a second and fourth-round pick in the 2027 NFL Draft, which is anticipated to be a strong draft class. The Patriots, having signed Romeo Doubs and retaining Kayshon Boutte, may not feel pressured to make a trade that could compromise their future draft position. The situation remains fluid as both teams navigate this potential major offseason move.
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