Eagles Hold Off on Brown Trade, Adams Rumors Fizzle

0:00On April 1st, Philadelphia Eagles made waves and trade talks with the Los Angeles Rams, where Devonce Adams popped up as a potential target. But nothing came of it. This news dropped almost three weeks after the Eagles killed discussions with the Rams and New England Patriots over star-wide receiver AJ Brown. Earlier this week, reports showed the Patriots and Rams pushing hard to land Brown amid his frustrations during the Eagles tough season. Philadelphia's front office aimed to spark a bidding war before free agency, slapping a sky-high price tag on him. Fans and insiders buzz about Brown's elite track record, all pro nods, multiple probals, over 1,400 yards twice, and more than 5,000 yards total since joining Philly. Meanwhile, Adams managed just 60 catches for 789 yards and 14 touchdowns last season with the Rams. Eagles GM Howie Roseman says they'd rather hold on to Brown unless the offer matches his worth. And other receiver moves like Buffalo grabbing DJ Moore, cooled the market early on.

1:04With negotiations still simmering, Philly's receiver room stays a hot topic as teams shuffle for that big splash.