Patriots' Mike Vrabel comments on A.J. Brown's contract situation
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 2, 2026, 4:34 PM
Last updated Jun 2, 2026
New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel addressed A.J. Brown's contract concerns following the wide receiver's acquisition from the Philadelphia Eagles. Brown's contract includes a $7.04 million cap hit for 2026, with additional rising cap hits in subsequent years. While speculation exists over potential restructuring, Vrabel stated he expects Brown to practice and acclimate to the team without contract issues hindering his involvement. Brown, who signed a three-year, $96 million extension with the Eagles before the 2024 season, was seen heading to practice shortly after the trade, indicating he is ready to participate.
- •A.J. Brown acquired from Eagles by Patriots
- •Brown's cap hit is $7.04 million for 2026
- •Vrabel expects Brown to practice without issues
- •Brown signed a three-year, $96 million extension with Eagles
- •Potential contract restructuring discussions may arise later
- 4:34 PMYahoo Sports — Patriots' Mike Vrabel Reveals If A.J. Brown's Contract Situation Will Keep Him From Taking Field
"The New England Patriots acquired A.J. Brown from the Philadelphia Eagles, and there are questions about whether his contract will need to be tweaked.
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