Blame will go to Howie Roseman once A.J. Brown is finally traded sometime around June 1. Already, the noise is stirring on some national radio shows wondering why the Eagles’ general manager would want to deal a potential Hall of Fame receiver, and one of the 10 best in the NFL, at the moment, with a Super Bowl window still wide open.
The Philadelphia Eagles general manager is already reportedly getting aggressive on the trade market. Could he move up to draft a projected first-round prospect in the second round after the latest news on his stock?
The Philadelphia Eagles have their plan ready. Will it involve surprises or a trade during the 2026 NFL Draft? Head coach Nick Sirianni saw his team take a step back over the course of the 2025 season, and now, there’s pressure to show development and create a strong long-term roster under GM Howie Roseman.
Trade up in this NFL Draft? The Philadelphia Eagles certainly have a reason to execute such a move. A.J. Brown isn't expected to be with the franchise anymore, as he didn't show up on the first day of voluntary workouts since being acquired by the Eagles.
The one sure thing in the NFL Draft? Howie Roseman is going to make a trade. The Philadelphia Eagles general manager just doesn't sit and make the eight picks he has on draft night.
Teams are finalizing their Big Boards with much of NFL free agency in the rearview mirror. There's a look at the least first-round mock draft as of April 8, 2026.
A.J. Brown’s absence from the Philadelphia Eagles’ offseason program is not just about skipping voluntary work; it is about uncertainty. The star wide receiver remains one of the team’s most important players, but his current situation has created questions that go beyond preparation for the upcoming season.
Tired of mock drfats? Well we are too. The NFL Draft is this week. Mock draft season is finally over and evaluation of players can actually begin -- by seeing what system they are playing in.
When Adam Schefter broke the news that an AJ Brown trade was “tracking to happen” after June 1, it changed everything for the Philadelphia Eagles. Suddenly,
The Eagles officially launched their voluntary offseason workout program on Monday, April 20, with a strong turnout of key players at the newly branded Jefferson Health Training Complex—formerly known as the NovaCare Complex—in South Philadelphia.
The first round of the NFL Draft is fast approaching for the Philadelphia Eagles -- and what they are going to do is uncertain. This is different than most years, as the Eagles usually have provided hints on what they plan to do.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The Philadelphia Eagles have become increasingly likely to trade star receiver AJ Brown to the New England Patriots. It was reported on Monday morning that conversations will resume around June 1st, with an agreement to follow shortly thereafter.
San Francisco 49ers offensive tackle Trent Williams and others are proving that age is just a number. The 49ers signed Williams, who turns 38 on July 19, to a two-year, $50M contract extension on Monday.
A.J. Brown has long been viewed as a trade candidate, and the Eagles‘ actions this offseason have pointed to a parting of ways. Philadelphia is still considered likely to proceed with a swap later this offseason, and the team most often named as a destination remains the presumed landing spot for Brown.
The Philadelphia Eagles prepare for right now and the future with final mock draft scenario ahead of 2026 NFL Draft. Howie Roseman has his work cut out for him as he assembles the youth for a potential Super Bowl run next season.
The Philadelphia Eagles may make some moves that people are not expecting this week, according to NFL insider Adam Schefter. Plus, he provides the latest on A.J.
A.J. Brown isn't on the move yet, but the long-rumored trade target could be landing in New England this summer. ESPN reported Brown is "likely" to be traded to the Patriots from the Eagles in June, when the contract and cap ramifications are less severe for Philadelphia.
Few general managers are as aggressive and active as Howie Roseman of the Philadelphia Eagles. Roseman is always looking for ways to improve his team, which is a big reason why Philly has won two Super Bowls with two different coaching staffs and cores with Roseman pulling the strings.
A report from Monday morning reiterated that the Eagles trading Brown to the Patriots later this offseason "is still the likely outcome" for a saga that has hovered over the Eagles seemingly for years.
The Eagles are currently experiencing a challenging offseason marked by media scrutiny and a strong defense from their front office. General Manager Howie Roseman recently addressed what he described as an “unfair hit job” by ESPN.