Eagles' Brown Trade, Stadium Plans, Roster Moves

On April 1st, Jeffrey Laurie wrapped up the NFL owner's meetings in Phoenix with his yearly state of the Eagles talk, dropping key updates on the teams.

Direction. The biggest buzz centered on why receiver AJ?

Brown, where league insiders see a trade to the New England Patriots as pretty much locked in, just waiting on timing and price.

Eagles brass like Howie Roseman, Nick Seriani, and Laurie all stuck to the line that Brown's still on the roster for now, while Pat's coach Mike Frabel.

kept things open ended. Shifting gears, Laurie said stadium plans for replacing Lincoln financial field are still super early, just exploratory research on spots worldwide, and at home with no commitment to South Philly or anywhere specific.

It's all about what's best for fans. He also threw strong backing behind Jalen Hertz and Seriani, calling the coaches first five years outstanding with two Super Bowls in three, division.

Repeats and brushing off last season's flop as part of the big picture. Eagles fans are split on the brown drama, tired of the endless trade talk, but facing reality that a deal might not clear up until after June 1st, if Philly wants that 2027 first round pick from New England.

Meanwhile, the vibe around the league shows other teams hungry for Brown, boosted by recent big halls like Miami's for Jalen Waddle and Chicago's Four.

DJ Moore, on roster moves, expect Philadelphia to chase another safety to pair with Drew McCuba and an edge rusher for the rotation, probably via trade since.

Free agencies drying up an offense needs cash. As for offensive line coach Jeff Stoutlin, he's out but leaves his family. Everyone from Seriani to Laurie, praise his impact, and the new staff stepping up seamlessly.

All this points to the Eagles staying aggressive this off season, balancing tough calls like potential trades with building for another runkeep, watching how it unfolds.

That wraps NFL news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.