Overview
- The Athletic’s Dianna Russini reports Philadelphia will not move A.J. Brown at this time after serious conversations with the Rams and Patriots.
- Both teams remain interested, with discussions expected to pick up closer to the June 1 window and no deal currently imminent.
- A pre–June 1 trade would cost the Eagles roughly $43–44 million in dead money versus about $16–17 million if designated after June 1.
- Multiple outlets say the Eagles want compensation around a first- and second-round pick, a price that has deterred immediate offers.
- Los Angeles explored a deal before acquiring CB Trent McDuffie, while New England still seeks help at receiver despite signing Romeo Doubs; GM Howie Roseman has said he would only trade Brown for a fair return.