Eagles' A.J. Brown in High Demand

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. Philadelphia Eagles-wide receiver AJ Brown is back in trade talks this off season. The 28-year-old star has drawn calls for multiple teams, but General Manager Howie Roseman is holding out for a massive haul. He's aiming for something like the package the New York Jets got for defensive tackle quinnon Williams, which included a future first-round pick, a. Day 2 selection, and a player. The high-asking price makes sense when you look at the contract details. Trading Brown before June 1st would hit the Eagles with over $43,500,000 in deadcap money, while the buyer only pays about $7,000,000, holding off past June 2nd flips that, saving Philly $7,000,000. Teams might wait until after the 2026 draft to shop him seriously. Fans and analysts are buzzing about potential landing spots, especially with the Eagles needing to manage their roster. Brown's production dip last season, averaging fewer yards per catch, and a lower success rate

1:04compared to the year before. Still, his 1,000-yard output and 7 touchdowns show he's elite when skimmed right. One intriguing fit could be the New Orleans Saints. A straight swap might send their number, 42 pick this year, next season's first-rounder, and defensive tackle Brian Brosey to Philly. Brown's cap hits live doable for them, starting at $7,000,000,000 in 2026 and rising later, especially with a rookie. Quarterback like Tyler's show on a cheap deal. Meanwhile, Brown thrived more in Kellen Moore's offense previously, hinting at a ski mismatch last year. If the Saints pull it off, pairing him with Chris Alave could boost their attack, but the Eagles won't budge cheap. Keep an eye on this as the draft nears. D&N is sponsored by our partner, your pillow, your podcast, your moment, made for listening and bed.