The beauty of being a Philadelphia Eagles fan is that we’re all part of a family whose members come from different backgrounds, locations, and belief systems. We have our differences. Perhaps you went to Penn State but your ‘brother’ attended Temple or Villanova. Still. if we talk long enough, we’ll learn we share similarities.
Raise your hand if you don’t stay up late enough on Saturday nights to watch Pac-12 football. Yep, that’s what we thought. Those games don’t end until 2 am EST sometimes.
Brandon Aiyuk cut his teeth at Sierra College and Arizona State. That being said, we didn’t see him play live very often, and most of what we knew about him came from watching highlights. Since he has turned pro, our knowledge of him has deepened.
Some of that comes from seeing him a few times as an opponent.
Oddsmakers name an Eagles rival as a possible landing spot for Brandon Aiyuk.
There’s no guarantee of this statement’s accuracy, but it appears the Philadelphia Eagles are content to ride into the coming regular season with its wide receiver corps as currently constructed. There’s always the chance of a late addition. You never know with Howie Roseman, but Philly has a lot invested into its wide receiver position already.
A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith both recently signed extensions. The Birds drafted Ainias Smith and Johnny Wilson. Parris Campbell was added by way of the free agency pool. That being said, despite any temptation (even if minimal) by Philly to inquire about Brandon Aiyuk, it seems sensible to believe Philly would pass if he was available.
Have you heard? NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reported this week that the 49ers star has asked to be traded after unsuccessful contract negotiations.
