Eagles GM Howie Roseman said, "It's hard to trade great players," and said A.J. Brown is a captain for a reason

PHILADELPHIA - Howie Roseman had done his heavy lifting before the NFL's trade deadline day, perhaps the one mistake the uber-aggressive Eagles’ GM made. Rosema

Roseman didn’t directly say the Eagles didn’t entertain offers for Brown. He also didn’t commit to the 28-year-old receiver being in Philadelphia beyond this season. But for at least the next few months, Brown is an Eagle — despite a handful of social media posts and reporting that suggested Philadelphia might move on from him.

After announcing on Monday that the Cowboys had made a trade but couldn't reveal who the player was, Jerry Jones seemed to walk back those comments.

By 4 p.m. ET, some of the best teams in the NFL could shake up their rosters in the hope of making a Super Bowl run. In the AFC, the Bills, Chiefs, Broncos, Steelers and Colts are expected to be major buyers.

Jaelan Phillips is one of the first big players on the move before Tuesday's trade deadline, with the Dolphins sending the edge rusher to the Eagles.

As A.J. Brown trade rumors swirl, the Philadelphia Eagles make a surprising move at wide receiver ahead of the NFL trade deadline.

The Cowboys are giving New York a 2027 first-round draft pick, a 2026 second-rounder and underperforming defensive tackle Mazi Smith, according to one of the people who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the deal hadn’t been announced.