Eagles GM Howie Roseman details scramble to get A.J. Brown deal done after trade

The Philadelphia Eagles' General Manager, Howie Roseman, has revealed the behind-the-scenes scramble to secure a deal with wide receiver A.J. Brown after the team acquired him in a trade. Roseman emphasized that the Eagles weren't willing to trade for Brown unless they could also secure a long-term contract with him. The negotiations were intense, with both sides working tirelessly to reach an agreement. Ultimately, the Eagles and Brown were able to come to terms on a four-year, $100 million contract extension, with $57 million guaranteed. This deal ensures that Brown will remain a key part of the Eagles' offense for the foreseeable future. Roseman praised Brown's talent and fit with the team, highlighting his ability to make plays downfield and his strong rapport with quarterback Jalen Hurts. The successful contract negotiations were a critical component of the trade, allowing the Eagles to solidify their wide receiver corps and continue their pursuit of a championship.
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