A.J. Brown in 'Awe' to Join Childhood Favorite Patriots, Declines to Discuss End of Time with Eagles
Brown joined New England’s offense with limited 11-on-11 work as coach Mike Vrabel said the trade gives the Patriots multiple weapons.
- On Monday, the Philadelphia Eagles traded star wide receiver A.J. Brown to the New England Patriots, reuniting him with head coach Mike Vrabel after three seasons in Tennessee.
- Vrabel said the deal stalled initially before reaching the finishing line, aiming to improve the team's offense following the departure of receiver Stefon Diggs in March.
- Brown said his knee isn't an issue, noting he has missed only one game from a knee shot in four years despite durability concerns.
- Less than 24 hours after the trade, Brown participated in limited 11-on-11 snaps with quarterback Drake Maye, adding renewed optimism to the offense.
- Meanwhile, cornerback Christian Gonzalez's status remains uncertain as the Patriots negotiate his long-term extension, which includes a fifth-year option worth over $18 million.
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A.J. Brown in awe after trade to Patriots
New England acquired the wide receiver from the Eagles for two draft picks.
A.J. Brown in 'awe' to join childhood favorite Patriots, declines to discuss end of time with Eagles
A.J. Brown got his wish for a fresh start when he was traded by the Philadelphia Eagles to the New England Patriots.
‘Right where I wanted to be’: A.J. Brown is a Patriot, where he’s wanted to be all along - Boston News, Weather, Sports
A.J. Brown is living out his dream. He was sent to the team he thought would call his name on draft night in 2019. “Yeah, that was a tough night,” Brown said. “I joked about it earlier, the Patriots been breakin’ my heart over the years… I was just disappointed, y’know? It was something, right where I wanted to be. You know, obviously, I wanted to play with Tom, so, uh, that didn’t happen. But, y’know, everything happens for a reason.” Now, the …
‘Better late than never’: For A.J. Brown, trade to Patriots fulfills childhood dream
FOXBORO, Mass. — As he strolled out to the Gillette Stadium practice fields Tuesday, A.J. Brown paused, smiled and reflected. Seven years after a fateful draft-day decision that left the wide receiver in tears, Brown was finally about to run…
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