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The Philadelphia Eagles and AJ Brown appear to be parting ways.
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ESPN’s Dan Graziano and Ben Solak even put a number in a new article on Wednesday: 60 percent.
They believe this is his chance to be traded elsewhere.
They then listed three possible landing spots: the Buffalo Bills, New England Patriots and Baltimore Ravens.
The Bills and Patriots seem to be linked to Brown every time his name comes up.
“Brown has made no secret of his frustration with the Eagles’ offense in 2025,” Graziano wrote. “Heck, he made no bones about it when the team finally won the Super Bowl in 2024. Philadelphia has learned to put up with Brown’s complaints about his performance. So, the question is whether he’s unhappy enough to force the issue, and whether the Eagles want to get out of this situation.”
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The thing is, even if Brown isn’t happy, he’s still productive and showing the traits that make him one of the NFL’s top receivers.
A receiver-needy team chasing the Super Bowl would certainly benefit from adding Brown to the roster.
“Brown’s individual production seemed to decline last season, but it’s fair to believe that his frustration with the offense led to some unselfish performances,” Solak wrote. “The risk to acquiring teams is that Brown is past his athletic prime (he’ll be 29 this summer), but his contract only has one year guaranteed, so it won’t be much of a commitment. Brown’s recent ceiling has been at a top-five receiver level. He had 1,003 yards last season and had at least seven touchdowns in each of the past four seasons.”
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The Bills have few reliable wide receivers in Josh Allen. If you consider Zay Flowers an interior lineman, so do Lamar Jackson’s Ravens. The Patriots have Stefon Diggs, but Brown would be an upgrade.
Brown’s name won’t disappear from the rumors until something happens, so get used to hearing these connections.