Summary
The Philadelphia Eagles are considering drafting a new wide receiver due to uncertainty about A.J. Brown's future with the team. ESPN's Matt Miller suggests the Eagles may pick Antonio Williams from Clemson in the upcoming draft. A decision regarding Brown's future is expected after June 1 when financial penalties for trading him decrease.
Key Facts
- The Philadelphia Eagles' general manager Howie Roseman confirmed A.J. Brown is currently part of the team.
- There is uncertainty about A.J. Brown's future with the Eagles.
- ESPN's Matt Miller suggested drafting Antonio Williams as a replacement or additional wide receiver.
- Antonio Williams caught 208 passes and scored 21 touchdowns over four seasons.
- Brown's trade would have a $40 million financial penalty before June 1, which reduces to $20 million after.
- A formal decision on Brown's future is expected after June 1.
