Eagles have seemingly changed their stance on A.J. Brown trade at NFL combine

Howie Roseman appears to be wheeling and dealing at the NFL combine.

After saying that the Eagles were not moving A.J. Brown at the trade deadline despite his clear unhappiness with his role on the team, it appears that the GM has softened his stance, according to ESPN’s Peter Schrager.

“A lot of conversations are had in hallways and bars and in restaurants, and I’ll tell you this,” Schrager said on “Get Up” on Thursday. “There is a difference in tone from the trade deadline when Howie Roseman said to everybody, ‘Absolutely off the table, we’re not trading A.J. Brown.'”

Schrager added that in Indianapolis, where the NFL holds its scouting combine, Roseman sounded much more open to a deal.

“Here in Indy, it sounds like ‘Well I’ll never just say no to listening to offers’,” Schrager said. “Howie Roseman, around this time of the year, is always listening.”

Brown hasn’t been silent in regards to his happiness in Philadelphia. He made several cryptic social media posts throughout the season and had multiple sideline blowups with quarterback Jalen Hurts.