Eagles to release Hollywood Brown at receiver's request
Brown will be subject to waivers after recording five catches for 63 yards in four appearances for Philadelphia.
Philadelphia will release receiver Hollywood Brown after he asked to leave, ESPN's Tim McManus reported. Brown had been available for a trade, but no team made a deal for him.
The departure will take place under a noninjury settlement. With the trade deadline already past, his contract must go through waivers. His one-year agreement included a signing bonus of US$3.7 million and a base salary of US$1.3 million.
Brown made one start during his four appearances for Philadelphia and finished with 63 yards on five receptions. His most productive season was 2021, when he recorded 91 receptions, 1,008 yards and six touchdowns.
Before joining the Eagles, Brown played for Kansas City in 2024 and 2025. He had spent two seasons with Arizona following a trade in 2022. Baltimore selected him in the first round in 2019, and he played three years for the Ravens.
