Overview
- The Eagles waived Marquise "Hollywood" Brown on Friday, a move that triggers the NFL's waiver process because it occurred after the trade deadline.
- Brown played in four games for Philadelphia in 2026 and recorded five catches for 63 yards with no touchdowns during his brief stint.
- He signed a one-year deal last March with roughly $5 million reported guaranteed and arrived after a 2025 season with Kansas City in which he had 49 catches for 587 yards and five TDs.
- The decision was reported as mutual and fits a wider Eagles roster reset while the team is 2-7 and has shifted focus to younger receivers and future draft capital following recent moves such as trading DT Jordan Davis.
- Media outlets project he will attract interest from playoff teams if he clears waivers, and the move immediately frees a roster spot in Philadelphia while giving Brown a chance to join a contending club.