A.J. Brown shines at joint practice against Eagles after trade to Patriots
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 19, 2026, 9:51 PM
Last updated Aug 19, 2026

A.J. Brown showcased his skills during a joint practice between the New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles on August 19, 2026. Despite rumors of a strained relationship with Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts, Brown emphasized his positive outlook on his new role with the Patriots. He connected with QB Drake Maye for two deep completions but also dropped a pass against Eagles cornerback Quinyon Mitchell. While Brown expressed affection for Philadelphia, he reiterated that he is focused on his future. Following the practice, he addressed lingering feelings regarding his exit from the Eagles but did not indicate plans to reconnect with Hurts or other former teammates.
- •Brown had multiple deep completions in practice.
- •He stated he has not spoken with Hurts since the trade.
- •Brown expressed love for Philadelphia but is focused on the Patriots.
- •Eagles defense will try to contain Brown in future practices.
- •Brown dropped a pass but had a strong overall performance.
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"Eagles stars are not speaking with former teammate.
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