Eagles' Brown Trade Value Plummets, Maxx Crosby Unlikely

0:00On March 17th, here's the latest surrounding the NFL. The Philadelphia Eagles are stuck in a tough spot with wide receiver AJ Brown. His huge salary means they cannot trade him until June 1st, when the cap hit can spread over two years. That delay is seriously hurting his trade value, forcing the team to either keep him or take a lowball offer. Earlier this week, the Miami Dolphins traded Jalen Waddle, a 27-year-old thousand-yard receiver, plus a fourth round pick to the Denver Broncos. In return, they got just the first round pick at number 30, a third, and another fourth. It is a surprisingly low haul, especially with Waddle's talent. Philly fans had high hopes for a blockbuster deal, like swapping Brown for Raider's past russure Max Crosby. But that seems like a long shot now, with no signs Las Vegas wants to move him. Team's value elite edge russures way more than top-wire receivers these days. Big insiders say trades after the draft, but before the season drop pick values by about

1:01one round. Add in the Eagles looking like desperate sellers after Brown's sideline spat with coach Nick Cereyani in their crowded receiver group, and expectations are crashing. Other wide receiver deals tell the story too. No strong offers for Jacksonville's Brian Thomas Jr., a week return for Indianapolis's Michael Pittman, Jr., and now Waddle. The NFL is leaning harder into running games, boosted by Philly's own success with Saequan Barkley. Brown might only fetch a second round pick at best. This DNN story is thanks to our sponsor details in the description. What is cooler than cool? A pillow that plays your sound, S-O-L-I, sollypillow.com