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General Manager Howie Roseman Reloads as Eagles Eye January Push
Despite off-field controversies and trade rumors, the Eagles kept All-Pro wide receiver A.J. Brown, who has 395 yards and 3 touchdowns in 7 games this season, officials said.
- ESPN's Adam Schefter reported the Philadelphia Eagles decided not to trade A.J. Brown, three-time All-Pro, ahead of the NFL trade deadline on Tuesday, November 4.
- After games, Brown posted cryptic social-media messages that fueled trade speculation amid his rocky stretch of 29 receptions for 395 yards and three touchdowns in seven games.
- Meanwhile, the Eagles added edge rusher Jaelan Phillips, slot/corner Michael Carter II, and outside corner Jaire Alexander before the deadline, while Brown had a Week 7 breakout with four receptions for 121 yards and two touchdowns.
- Brown will remain with the team through the second half of the season, preserving the Philadelphia Eagles' push to repeat as Super Bowl champions with their 6-2 team record.
- Brown remains an elite talent as a three-time All-Pro who eclipsed 1,000 receiving yards each season in Philadelphia but averages one social media crash out per month.
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Howie Roseman explains why Eagles kept A.J. Brown at trade deadline
The NFL trade deadline has come and gone, and one notable name did not move — A.J. Brown. There have been plenty of chatter and buzz surrounding the wideout's name this year and if he would eventually get shipped out from Philadelphia.
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General manager Howie Roseman reloads as Eagles eye January push
PHILADELPHIA — With the dust settled from Tuesday’s trade deadline, the Eagles enter the second half of the season with a clear message from general manager Howie Roseman: We’re not standing still. “It’s our job to make sure that no stone is left unturned when we’re trying to acquire talent,” Roseman said Tuesday. “It doesn’t stop just because the trade deadline has stopped. We’ll continue to monitor every possible area to improve.” Unlike some …
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