Eagles Hold Firm on Brown, Eye Draft Tight End

0:00For the NFL, it's March 4th. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. Philadelphia Eagles General Manager Howie Roseman is holding firm on a steep asking price for wide receiver AJ. Brown, reportedly seeking a package like a first round pick and a second rounder. Teams have shown interest in the three-time pro-bola, but no one has met the demand yet, making it likely he stays put in Philly. Earlier today, a blockbuster trade shook things up when the Kansas City Chiefs since star cornerback Trent McDuffey to the Los Angeles Rams for A. First round pick at number 29, plus a fifth, a sixth, and a future third. That haul could bump the value on deals like Brown's, signaling teams are willing to pay big for elite talent. Meanwhile, offensive lineman Mekky Bechton is off the table after getting cut and facing red flags like firing his agency, dashing any Eagles reunion, hopes. Howie already named Tyler Steen the starting right guard, so they're set there without

1:02the drama. On the tight end front, Dallas goadered his to free agency, and the Eagles won him back as a key piece, though budget talks hinge on the brown. Situation Interest in David and Joku exists, but at around $10 million a year, it feels like overpaying compared to resigning their proven guy. Looking ahead, if goadered leaves, eyes turned to draft stand out Cain and Sadiq, a freak athlete mocked a Philly at pick 23 with eye popping. College stats like eight touchdowns and top rankings in deep catches. He's the smart long-term play to keep the tight end tradition strong. Special thanks to our sponsor for supporting this episode. Do not just fall asleep, drift into what you're listening to.