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Yahoo Fantasy analysts discuss a potential Mike Vrabel-A.J. Brown reunion in New England and its plausibility.
Brown, 29, has posted four straight 1,000-yard seasons and would be a high-profile addition if available.
Harmon questions the price, suggesting a draft pick like the 31st overall may be steep for Brown if his decline continues.
Pianowski argues teams want a player who is trending up, potentially fitting Brown into a better situation.
Justin Boone places Brown as WR11 in early 2026 fantasy rankings, keeping him in the conversation for a potential move.
The piece notes Brown's happiness issues with the Eagles last season but his enduring production.
The article frames a future Patriots move as potentially leveraging trade, free agency, or the draft.
The analysis cites Vrabel and Brown’s Tennessee connection as a factor in evaluating a reunion.
The piece emphasizes Brown’s potential impact in a different offense and environment.
The discussion frames Brown as a high-upside target whose fit depends on surrounding personnel.

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Latest development: Brown’s potential availability could spur Patriots trade interest if Eagles open to offers.
Brown’s track record makes him a high-value target for New England, who could view him as a top outside receiver.
Trade would likely require significant draft capital, including a first-round pick in 2026.
Eagles would likely seek additional picks or a starting NFL talent as part of any trade package.
Patriots cap space suggests they can pursue Brown without immediate financial strain.
Brown’s reputation as a deep threat aligns with the Patriots’ desire to add big-play ability.
Brown’s background includes a connection to Mike Vrabel, which could influence fit.
The report frames Brown’s potential trade as part of ongoing trade rumors around Eagles star WR.
The piece notes the Eagles have shown willingness to part with top talent under certain conditions.
The article cites Brown’s consistent 1,000-yard seasons and his three-time All-Pro status.
If moved, Brown would immediately upgrade the Patriots’ perimeter threat on offense.

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