Updated March 13, 2026, 6:31 p.m. ET<\/p>\n
Dianna Russini reports the Eagles<\/a> will not trade A.J. Brown at this time after multiple conversations with the Rams and Patriots. Both teams remain interested, but any potential move could heat up closer to June 1. The news comes as Philadelphia and Dallas Goedert pushed his contract void deadline<\/a> to Monday, March 16, giving both sides more time to work out a deal. According to Russini,<\/a> the Patriots and Rams<\/a> were making strong pushes to acquire Brown<\/a>. No deal has been reached as negotiations continue.<\/p>\n At least two teams \u2014 the New England Patriots and Los Angeles Rams<\/a> \u2014 in recent weeks discussed trading for Brown, whose frustrations in Philadelphia were a running subplot of the Eagles\u2019 2025 season.<\/p>\n A league source believed the Eagles were trying to get multiple teams competing for Brown before free agency began, but with an incredibly high asking price. Early on, the receiver market moved elsewhere, though, with the Buffalo Bills trading for DJ Moore and New England signing Romeo Doubs as free agency began. The Rams continued to wait and monitor Brown\u2019s situation.<\/p>\n Eagles’ GM Howie Roseman has made it clear that the Eagles would prefer not to trade A.J. Brown and will only consider a move if they receive what they view as fair value. Goedert was not listed as a free agent on Wednesday after the void date on his contract was pushed to Friday,<\/a> giving the Eagles time to negotiate an extension. Roseman said the Eagles are losing lesser-talented players, so the team can retain elite talent with contracts looming.<\/p>\n