Eagles' Brown Trade: Patriots Frontrunners, Rams Step Back

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The Philadelphia Eagles are fielding trade talks for wide receiver AJ Brown and the asking

price just got steeper.

A recent deal between the Denver Broncos and Miami Dolphins has reset the market.

Denver sent a 2026 first round pick at number 30, plus picks at 94 and 130 to land Jalen

Waddle and Miami's.

Number 111 overall selection.

Earlier reports suggested the Eagles might move Brown for a first rounder and a second

rounder, similar to past deals like the one for Quinnon, Williams.

With this new benchmark, Philly could demand even more, narrowing the list of serious buyers.

The New England Patriots look like the front runners right now.

They're still very much in the mix and have the cap space and draft flexibility to make

it work.

New England needs a true number one receiver and guys like Romeo Doves or Cachon Boot just

aren't cutting it there.

Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Rams have stepped back from pursuit.

Their general manager loves trading picks, but complications like Devante Adam's roster

bonus make adding Brown tricky.

They might circle back if talks drag on.

The Kansas City Chiefs are watching too, despite some roster shakeups.

Patrick Mahomes is coming off an ACL tear, and they've lost key defenders, but additions

like Kenneth Walker III and a potential Justin Fields.

Trade keep them competitive.

Still, they're tied on cap space at just 9.7 million under, so it takes some creative

moves.

Expect this saga to simmer, possibly until June 1st, when the Eagles can better manage

the cap hit.

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