The countdown is on for A.J. Brown and when he's traded

Bleacher Report's top wide receiver Arizona State's Jordyn Tyson went to the New Orleans Saints at No. 8. USC's Makai Lemon went to the Philadelphia Eagles at No. 20, followed by Texas A&M's Kevin Concepcion to the Cleveland Browns at No. 24 and Indiana's Omar Cooper Jr. to the New York Jets at No. 30.

With a smirk on his face, Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman interrupted the question. He was being asked Tuesday how Philadelphia’s recent wide-receiver acquisitions affect A.J. Brown,

Our fantasy football risers and fallers following the 2026 NFL Draft.

Move over, A.J. Brown and Aaron Rodgers. George Pickens has just joined you atop the NFL’s pile of unfinished offseason business. With the rest of the league readying to shore up remaining roster holes following last week’s draft,

The Eagles appeared to signal the end of the A.J. Brown era in Philadelphia with their first-round draft pick on Thursday.

When a team takes an offensive lineman late in the first round of the NFL Draft, that usually doesn’t generate big headlines. The New England Patriots traded up three spots Thursday night, from 31 to 28,

The Philadelphia Eagles traded with the rival Dallas Cowboys for the No. 20 pick in the NFL Draft on Thursday and selected USC wide receiver Makai Lemon. The Eagles sent the Cowboys the No. 23 pick, the No. 114 pick (fourth round) and the No. 137 pick (fourth round) in return. The Eagles also got the Cowboys’ seventh-round pick in the deal.