Eagles' Trade Targets: Harrison or Thomas?

0:00On April 8th, the Philadelphia Eagles face a big call on star-wide receiver AJ Brown before the 2026-27 NFL season kicks off. This three-time pro-bola has an unclear future in Philly, and the team might trade him this offseason to shake things up. Experts like Elias Shore Parks from Sports Radio 94, WIP, point to young receivers as prime replacements. He flags Brian Thomas Jr., from the Jacksonville Jaguars, and Marvin Harrison Jr., from the Arizona Cardinals as top-trade targets amid rising pay for top talent. Shore Parks notes the Cardinals are rebuilding without a solid quarterback, and they have another receiver stepping up unexpectedly. That could push them to move Harrison rather than lock in a huge deal. Meanwhile, the Jaguars prize Thomas after his strong two seasons and a 2024 pro-bola nod, making him a tougher get. Harrison, a 23-year-old Ohio State product, showed flashes last season with 41 catches

1:01for 600-8 yards and 4 touchdowns. He battles lazy routes and drops, but shines on jump balls and after the catch when locked in. If Brown goes, the Eagles could eye Harrison as a high-upside swap. Keep watching these moves. They could reshape Philly's attack fast. In a Phil News today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on Game Day. I'm Corey with The Story.