Eagles Follow Seahawks' Blueprint, Trade Brown

It's March 31st.

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I'm Corey with the story.

The Philadelphia Eagles might shock folks by trading Star-Wide Receiver AJ.

Brown, but the Seattle Seahawks just proved you can ditch your top guy and still ball out.

Last March, Seattle ship DK Metcalf to Pittsburgh for a second-round pick, yet their offense exploded

from 18th and scoring at 22.

At one points per game to 3rd, at 28.4, jumping to 7th in total yards, too.

They even won the Super Bowl without him.

That turnaround came from spreading the ball around smartly.

Jackson Smith, Enjigba, stepped up huge, leading the league with 1,793 receiving yards.

Their tied-end, AJ.

Barnard chipped in 52 catches for 519 yards and 6 scores, plus Vett Cooper Cup added 493

more.

Looking back, Kenneth Walker and Zach Sharbanay combined for 1,757 rushing yards, all under

a fresh game from new, offensive coordinator Clint Kubiak.

Eagles, GM, Howie Roseman admitted their offense ranked 19th and points last year, no

standard they won, even with Brown's 1,03, receiving yards.

Fans and analysts wonder how Philly rebounds without him, but Devonta Smith already hit

2008 last season, just edging Brown, and they.

Resign tied in Dallas-Gotard for his 60 catches, 590 yards, and franchise record 11 touchdowns.

Now Philly's got parallels brewing.

Kubiak's ties to their new setup, echo his Seattle success, including a back-up quarterback

link from past schemes.

Sequan Barkley rushed for 2005 last year.

Jalen Hertz added 630, and they added Hollywood Brown and Elijah Moore for.

Depth with a receiver-rich draft on deck.

Bottom line.

The Seahawts Blueprint shows the Eagles could upgrade by trading Brown, letting Smith and

Jigba types emerge while the whole unit levels up.

For another title push.