Blockbuster Eagles trade prediction could lead to deals with Bills, Patriots, Ravens

The Philadelphia Eagles' 2025 season came to an end in the wild-card round, as the team fell to the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday.

With the Eagles' season officially over, Philadelphia has a plethora of tough decisions to make this offseason, especially regarding the future of wide receiver A.J. Brown.

Brown is coming off a down year for his standards and struggled with drops in the Eagles' playoff loss to the 49ers on Sunday. The former All-Pro receiver has also expressed frustration over a lack of targets in 2025 and even left the locker room early after Philadelphia's defeat in the postseason.

There's a chance Philadelphia will move on from Brown this offseason and pursue a fresh start for both sides. International Business Times' Jose Enrico lists the Buffalo Bills, New England Patriots, and Baltimore Ravens as the top landing spots for Brown.

Here is what Enrico said of Brown's fit with each team.

"Pairing Brown with Josh Allen would give Buffalo a lethal deep-ball option, adding explosiveness to an already potent offense. The Patriots also emerge as a likely landing spot. Brown has publicly praised the organization, making a move to Foxborough mutually appealing. Baltimore may pursue Brown to elevate its passing game."

AFC East rivals, Buffalo and New England, could use another playmaker for their franchise quarterbacks, Josh Allen and Drake Maye. Brown would fit well with both teams, especially with the Patriots, due to his connection with Mike Vrabel from their days in Nashville with the Tennessee Titans.

The Ravens also make sense as a potential fit. Adding Brown to pair with Zay Flowers and give quarterback Lamar Jackson another dynamic playmaker would be a logical move from general manager Eric DeCosta.

Overall, it may be time for the Eagles to part ways with Brown and start fresh at the position. The Bills, Patriots, and Ravens could use someone like Brown in their receiver rooms to strengthen their Super Bowl chances in 2026.