The Eagles’ 2026 trade-deadline posture has shifted fast, and Marquise “Hollywood” Brown is the latest name to surface as a possible casualty of the club’s changing approach.
Philadelphia, long known for dealing future capital in pursuit of immediate help, has already moved on from Cam Jurgens after early struggles fitting into Chris Kuper’s system. With the deadline three weeks away, more of those win-now pieces could be next if the team keeps sliding toward a different direction.
Brown is one of the players drawing attention. Jordan Schultz of Fox Sports reported on social media that teams looking for receiver help believe the Eagles could move him in the coming weeks.
“Sources: Eagles WR Marquise ‘Hollywood' Brown is a name that teams seeking WR help believe could be traded in the coming weeks,” Schultz wrote. “Brown is healthy, has a 1,000-yard season on his resume, and recorded 49 catches for 587 yards and five TDs with the Chiefs last season. He hasn’t had much of an opportunity in Philadelphia.”
Brown signed with the Eagles in March, and the expectation at the time had to be that he could step into a meaningful role, especially after the AJ Brown trade in June. But Philadelphia’s receiver picture changed again soon after. The team acquired Dontayvion Wicks in April, traded up for Makai Lemon in the 2026 NFL Draft, and has also seen Darius Cooper emerge as a young wideout with upside.
As a result, Brown has barely been part of the offense at all. He has logged just two carries and no targets for the Eagles, and an ankle injury has limited him to only one game in 2026.
A trade remains possible if the right playoff team shows interest, and Roseman would listen. But Brown’s market is a fair question, given both his limited opportunity in Philadelphia and his recent production.
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