
Brad Gagnon: A.J. Brown Most Overpaid Eagle
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Bleacher Reports Brad Gagnon shifts stance, labeling A.J. Brown as Philadelphia Eagles most overpaid player due to his declining performance and hefty contract. Despite trade rumors, Eagles may keep him for another championship run, leaving his future uncertain.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Brad Gagnon: A.J. Brown Most Overpaid Eagle. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 27, Philadelphia Eagles fans got some mixed signals from Bleacher Report analyst Brad Ganyan this month. He first called Cornerback Cooper DeGene, the team's most underpaid player. Now, he's flipped the script, naming Wide Receiver AJ, Brown as the most overpaid on the roster. Brown inked a three-year, 96 million dollar contract extension, two years back. He's topped 1,000 receiving yards in each of his four seasons with Philly. Lately though, his output is slipped, especially after barely hitting that mark last year. Ganyan argues Brown's deal looks tough, with its top 10 average annual value in big cap hit next season. Add in some teen tension around his behavior, and it stands out compared to others like defensive tackle Jordan Davis, who has more upside. Trade rumors have swirled all off season, but nothing's happened yet. The Eagles insist they're not rushing to deal him, and would only pull the trigger if it boosts the franchise. As their championship window stays wide open, Philly might hold on to Brown for at least one more run,
leaving his long-term spot up in the air. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today.
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