Eagles' Draft Strategy: Replacing Brown

0:00On April 21st, Philadelphia Eagles are gearing up for life without AJ Brown, who's on the trading block after June 1st to save major cap space. Brown skipped voluntary workouts, signaling his exit after four strong years. With Devonta Smith locked in as their top wide-out, the team needs a solid number two receiver now more than ever. They've already stacked depth by grabbing Don Tevian Wix on a one-year extension, plus Hollywood Brown and Elijah Moore on short deals. This draft class is loaded at wide receiver, giving Philly options at pick 23, but they're eyeing a trade-up if the right talent slips. Fans and analysts see this as a smart pivot from Brown's franchise record thousand yard seasons. No rookie will mask that output right away, but the impact could be huge for an offense craving playmakers. Losing Brown stings yet the front office moves fast to rebuild. Key target is Jordan Tyson from Arizona State, a top prospect ding by injuries that might drop him to the mid-teens. Eagles hold two-third round picks, 68 and 98 perfect ammo to climb the

1:05board. Per draft charts, they could swap the later third, plus a sixth, to snag him around 19 from Carolina. If they land Tyson, he learns from Smith and Heinz Ward's coaching tree, turning into an instant separator, staying healthy unlock star potential, making this a home run draft for Philly and easing the Brown transition seamlessly. NFL news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on game day. I'm Corey with The Story.