The New England Patriots have been rumored to be in talks to acquire A.J. Brown from the Philadelphia Eagles for most of the offseason.

The Eagles stars Jalen Hurts and A.J. Brown have been making the headlines for their relationship as many analysts and fans sense tension between the two. On Wednesday, Hurts was asked about how Brown potentially being traded to another team would impact the franchise;

AJ Brown would immediately improve a Patriots receivers room that overperformed in 2025. But here's why a trade will have to wait a while longer.

The Philadelphia Eagles could be facing a massive decision involving AJ Brown as a new report from Ian Rapoport reveals that the New England Patriots are refusing to include a future 1st-round pick in current trade discussions.

The Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots have been circling an A.J. Brown trade throughout the offseason, but it reportedly is far from a done deal.

The Patriots are still the most likely landing spot for A.J. Brown, but they reportedly are "not particularly close" to a deal with the Eagles.

The Patriots appear to be the only team in on A.J. Brown. And while the wide receiver has been connected to New England all offseason, it doesn’t appear a trade with the Eagles is in place. “As far as the actual trade,

The NFL world and Philadelphia Eagles fans, more specifically, have been waiting for June 1 to arrive. That’s the date everyone has circled for an A.J. Brown trade. Brown, the Eagles’ three-time All-Pro wide receiver,

Patriots quarterback Drake Maye commented on the A.J. Brown trade talk ahead of June 1.

A.J. Brown was absent from the Philadelphia Eagles' OTAs on Wednesday ahead of a potential trade next week.