AJ Brown Is 53/47 to Leave Philadelphia — Here's Why
AJ Brown sits at 53/47 to leave Philadelphia. The parallels to Carson Wentz are impossible to ignore, and the league already believes he's gone.
AJ Brown Is 53/47 to Leave Philadelphia — Here's Why
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