When it comes to NFL trade rumors, few storylines have generated as much buzz as the potential move of Philadelphia Eagles star wide receiver A.J. Brown to the New England Patriots. While the league tries to keep its secrets, this one is quickly becoming an open book—especially with the June 1 trade window approaching.

For Patriots fans eager to see how their team might land the dynamic playmaker, one reporter has laid out what he believes is the most "likely" trade package. Chad Graff of The Athletic recently broke down the options New England could offer to bring Brown to Foxborough.

According to Graff, the two front-running scenarios are: a 2028 first-round pick, or a 2027 second-round pick combined with a player—specifically wide receiver Kayshon Boutte. The latter option would be a clear win for New England, allowing them to keep their top draft capital while still sweetening the deal with a young receiver.

If the Patriots are forced to part with a first-rounder, Graff suggests targeting the 2028 pick rather than 2027. Why? The logic is simple: New England might take a step back this season, making that 2027 first-round selection even more valuable for their long-term rebuild. That pick could be the key to landing a top-10 talent in what's expected to be one of the deepest draft classes in recent memory—exactly the kind of foundation piece a team needs to return to Super Bowl contention.

As the trade talks heat up, one thing is clear: whether it's a pick or a player package, the Patriots are serious about adding a game-changing receiver to their roster. For now, all eyes are on June 1.