Who has the upper hand in the A.J. Brown trade talks between the Eagles and Patriots? Nick Wright thinks there's a clear answer.

The much-discussed potential trade sending A.J. Brown from the Philadelphia Eagles to the New England Patriots reportedly could be approaching the finish line even though there is still some negotiating to be done.

"When motivated, A.J. Brown is still a higher-level wideout in the league," said Greg Cosell, the NFL Films and ESPN "NFL Matchup" analyst. "He's as physical as they come. He can work between the numbers as well as any receiver in the game because of his size,

This makes it more attractive for high-profile players with big-money contracts to be moved to a new team after June 1. The biggest name that potentially lands in the post-June 1 trade category (other than Brown) is Browns defensive end Myles Garrett.

A trade with the Patriots involving the three-time All-Pro receiver would put an end to rumors and speculation that have spanned throughout the offseason. Harrison believes that the Patriots need to get the deal done,

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The expectation is that the Philadelphia Eagles will move on from AJ Brown sometime over the next few days after June 1.

Former New England Patriots defensive back Jason McCourty shared some insight into what is being said behind closed doors regarding the A.J. Brown trade rumors. The Philadelphia Eagles receiver is expected to be traded to the Patriots on or after June 1.