The Philadelphia Eagles are bracing for a possible transition away from wide receiver A.J. Brown, who is reportedly looking for a trade. With the NFL Draft approaching, the Eagles have already made significant changes to their wide receiver room by acquiring Dontayvion Wicks and Marquise 'Hollywood' Brown. If Brown does not return in 2026, DeVonta Smith is expected to take on the role of the team's primary wide receiver, while Wicks and Hollywood Brown will compete for the other starting positions. To further strengthen their roster, the Eagles may select a wide receiver within the first three rounds of the draft. This move would allow them to address other key needs while ensuring they have adequate depth at the wide receiver position. Ten potential draft targets have been identified, including Germie Bernard from Alabama and Chris Bell from Louisville, among others. Each of these prospects offers unique skills that could benefit the Eagles' offense moving forward without Brown.