For any NFL teams dreaming of a draft-night blockbuster trade for A.J. Brown, it's time to adjust those big boards. According to recent reports, the Philadelphia Eagles' All-Pro wide receiver is highly unlikely to be moved during the draft festivities.

This news aligns with the financial realities of the NFL calendar. Trading Brown before June 1st would trigger a massive $33.9 million dead cap hit for the Eagles, a prohibitive cost for any franchise to absorb. The more logical timeline for any potential deal would come after that June 1st date, which allows Philadelphia to spread the cap impact.

Eagles General Manager Howie Roseman echoed this stance during his pre-draft press conference, offering a firm, "A.J. Brown is an Eagle," when questioned about the star's future. This comes after an offseason where Philadelphia has already been busy reshaping its receiver room, adding veterans like DeVante Parker and Parris Campbell.

However, the situation remains one to watch. If the Eagles use a high draft pick on another wide receiver next week, it could signal a long-term plan that eventually moves on from Brown. For now, though, one of the league's most dominant offensive weapons appears set to stay put in Philly, at least through the draft.