Eagles, Patriots Joint Practices: Brown Trade Speculation

0:00It's March 30, you're listening to NFL News today, AI-powered NFL coverage. Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots are lining up joint practices this summer in Foxboro, likely before a preseason clash. Coaches already had initial talks, and ESPN's Mike Race broke the news first. The real spice comes from trade buzz swirling around Eagle star receiver, AJ Brown heading to New England. Eagles headman Nick Syriani confirmed the plans at Monday's NFL owners meetings, ramping up the hype for training camp. Last summer, Philly hosted the Browns for similar sessions, using them as key tests while sitting most starters during actual preseason games. Fans and insiders see massive potential here, especially with Brown's frustrations boiling over from last season in Philly. He's a beast on the field, all pro nods, pro-ball trips, 1,400 plus yards twice, and over 5,000 receiving yards since landing with. The Eagles trade chatter heated up recently, with the Patriots and Rams both kicking tires

1:02on deals for him, possibly as early as June. Those joint practices could turn into a showdown if Brown switches sides. All this build serious tension as camps kickoff could reshape both teams before the season even drops.