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Romeo Doubs reveals feelings on Patriots trading for A.J. Brown
TL;DR
Romeo Doubs expressed his thoughts on the New England Patriots potentially trading for A.J. Brown. Doubs could become the team's main wide receiver if the trade goes through.
Key points
- Romeo Doubs may replace Stefon Diggs for the Patriots.
- The Patriots are pursuing A.J. Brown from the Eagles.
- A.J. Brown trade is more likely after June 1 for salary cap reasons.
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In one reality, Romeo Doubs is the New England Patriots' big offseason acquisition at wide receiver. He becomes their replacement for Stefon Diggs and the new top target for Drake Maye.
But that might not be how things play out, because Doubs may soon only be the second-biggest pickup at WR for the Pats.
They're still going after A.J. Brown from the Philadelphia Eagles. It's a potential trade that all along has seemed more likely to happen after June 1 for salary cap reasons.
That's still a few weeks away, but the Patriots are certainly hearing the noise.
And even Doubs, who spoke with the media on Tuesday, is well aware of the potential upside of such a move.
Q&A
What did Romeo Doubs say about the Patriots trading for A.J. Brown?
Romeo Doubs shared his feelings regarding the Patriots' interest in trading for A.J. Brown, indicating he could be a significant addition to the team.
Why are the Patriots interested in A.J. Brown?
The Patriots are looking to strengthen their wide receiver position, and A.J. Brown is seen as a top target to replace Stefon Diggs.
When is the potential trade for A.J. Brown expected to happen?
The trade for A.J. Brown is expected to become more likely after June 1 due to salary cap considerations.
