Eagles Sign Brown, Broncos Trade for Waddle

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The Philadelphia Eagles just signed wide receiver Marquis Hollywood Brown to a one-year deal

worth of $6.5 million.

This low-risk move adds speed and depth as their number three receiver behind the top guys.

Brown brings experience from Kansas City last season, where he caught five touchdown passes

despite injuries in prior years.

Meanwhile, the Denver Broncos made ways by trading a first-round pick, a third-rounder,

and a fourth-rounder this draft for Miami's Jalen Waddle.

Plus their 20-26 fourth-round pick.

That blot-buster deal highlights the high demand for top-wide outs right now.

Fans and analysts see this pushing up the asking price for Eagle star AJ Brown amid swirling

trade rumors.

General manager Howie Roseman reportedly wants at least a first and a second-round pick,

and Brown has six 1,000 yard seasons under his belt.

Yet, Brown recently called Philly Home and expressed love for the team and fans.

The rumors paint a mixed picture with some reports suggesting tension behind the scenes,

but nothing confirmed from Brown himself.

Top insiders lean toward a possible deal, though teams are thinning out fast, leaving spots

like New England as long shots.

On defense, the Eagles still need a starting safety after losing Reblankenship, with cheap

free agents like Jaquan Brisker and CJ, Gardner Johnson already off the board.

Depth is thin, and rookie Cindy Brown is recovering from injury, so expect Howie to act soon

or target the draft.

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