Nick Foles Suggests A.J. Brown Trade to Patriots Makes Sense
Former Eagles Champion Thinks Patriots 'Make A Lot Of Sense' For A.J. Brown Trade
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Former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Nick Foles believes that A.J. Brown, a star wide receiver, may want to be traded to the New England Patriots. Foles cites Brown's history with Patriots coach Mike Vrabel and his childhood fandom of the team as reasons for this potential move.
- 01Nick Foles suggests A.J. Brown desires a trade from the Philadelphia Eagles.
- 02Foles believes the New England Patriots are a logical destination for Brown.
- 03Brown has a connection with Patriots coach Mike Vrabel from their time together at the Tennessee Titans.
- 04NFL insider Ian Rapoport indicates a trade to the Patriots is a likely scenario after June 1.
- 05The Eagles could benefit from trading Brown to reduce their dead cap hit.
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Former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Nick Foles has indicated on his podcast that A.J. Brown, a three-time Pro Bowler, may be seeking a trade from the Eagles. Foles believes that the New England Patriots would be a suitable destination for Brown due to his history with Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel, who previously coached him at the Tennessee Titans. Foles noted that Brown has expressed admiration for the Patriots, having grown up as a fan of the team. NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport also mentioned that a trade to New England is the 'most likely scenario' after June 1, which would allow the Eagles to lessen their dead cap hit. As the NFL draft approaches, time is running out for Philadelphia to finalize any potential trade involving Brown.
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A trade could reshape the Eagles' roster and financial situation, while also bolstering the Patriots' offensive capabilities.
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