Eagles Inclined To Trade A.J. Brown Only To AFC, Patriots & Ravens Among Top Suitors

According to Jeff McLane, the Eagles have been inclined to only deal with AFC teams in trade talks for WR A.J. Brown. 

McLane says the Bills showed some interest before pivoting to their trade for Bears WR D.J. Moore, and that from his understanding, the Patriots and the Ravens are the two most likely partners right now. 

Eagles GM Howie Roseman is open to trading Brown but has been driving a hard bargain. Philadelphia wants a first and second-round pick in a deal, similar to what the Cowboys gave up for DT Quinnen Williams last year. 

The Eagles and Brown haven’t seemed particularly anxious to part ways and are at least projecting the message that they’re fine to continue their partnership in 2026. 

We recently offered up Five Potential Trade Proposals For Eagles WR A.J. Brown.

Brown, 28, is a former second-round pick of the Titans back in 2019. He was entering the final year of his four-year, $5,506,368 rookie contract before the Titans traded him to the Eagles for a first and third-round pick.

He then re-signed with the Eagles on a four-year, $100 million contract that included $57 million guaranteed.

However, the Eagles later signed Brown to a three-year, $96 million extension that includes $84 million guaranteed.

In 2025, Brown appeared in 15 games for the Eagles and caught 78 passes on 121 targets for 1,003 yards and seven touchdowns.

We’ll have more on Brown as the news is available.