Patriots Ponder Trade for A.J. Brown

From NFL coverage, this is your March 18th update.

The New England Patriots face a big decision this offseason on whether to chase a trade

for Philadelphia Eagles-wide receiver, AJ Brown.

Team exec, Elia Wolfe, has made it clear they're interested, but not rushing anything.

Wolfe, the executive vice president of Player Personnel, told reporters there's no set

deadline for a deal like this.

The Patriots are always scouting ways to give better, especially a wide receiver.

Eagles fans and analysts are watching closely, as moving Brown now, could hurt Philadelphia

salary cap hard.

Trading him before June 2nd would leave them with a $43 million deadcap hit and no real

savings.

If the Eagles hold off until after June 1st, that dead money drops to $16 million, and

they free up $7 million in space.

But any trade then gets processed later, delaying things for everyone.

Patriots might have to use 2027 draft picks instead of 2026 ones, which could make New

England think twice.

For now, it's all about patience on both sides.

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