Bedard: Eagles WON A.J. Brown Trade but Patriots Shouldn't Care
Greg Bedard Patriots Podcast with Nick CattlesShow Notes
Greg and Nick discuss the final deal for AJ Brown, whether he's worth the risk, if Howie Roseman won the deal and what Brown will bring to the Patriots. Then they got into the state of the team after Julian Hill's injury, the Christian Gonzalez situation, and how the team is looking on the field.
00:00 Intro 00:55 Wishing Chris Gasper the best 03:19 Okay with the cost of A.J. Brown? 07:05 Why a first and a fifth-round pick was the price 19:54 PrizePicks 23:01 Latest on A.J. Brown’s degenerative knee 26:20 What does Brown bring to the offense 32:48 How big of a loss is Julian Hill? 38:16 Latest on Christian Gonzalez 45:02 Surprised at Mike Onwenu’s restructured contract?
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