Eagles Trade Safety Sydney Brown, Gain Draft Picks

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The Philadelphia Eagles continue reshaping the roster by trading safety, Sydney Brown,

to the Atlanta Falcons.

In the deal, they picked up draft selections number 114 and 197, while sending away picks

number 100.

22 and 215, along with Brown.

This move comes right after the Eagles sent a 2027 7th round pick to the Carolina Panther

to land back up quarterback Andy Dalton.

The team has been focused on bolstering key spots this off season, with safety near

the top of that list.

Brown heads into his fourth season, mostly known for special team's work, where he logged

14 tackles.

On defense, he saw 249 snaps over 17 games, with just three starts, posting 20 tackles

including 11 solo and A.

coverage grade of 58.1.

The Eagles draft an Andrew McCuba in the second round last spring, and even brought back Marcus

Epps to a starting role, showing their lack of trust in.

Brown as a regular defender.

The current Dept Chart now features McCuba.

Brown was one of just a few options there alongside Andre Sam.

With draft weekend approaching, these pick swaps give Philadelphia more flexibility to

target upgrades exactly where they need them most.