Eagles Waive Veteran Receiver Hollywood Brown After Four Games

The Philadelphia Eagles are waiving wide receiver Hollywood Brown after a brief four-game stint with the team. The 29-year-old veteran recorded five receptions for 63 yards during his limited action this season before both sides agreed that parting ways would be beneficial.

According to reports, the move was a mutual decision to allow the former first-round pick to search for a new opportunity. Brown is expected to target a contract with a playoff contender for the remainder of the season to gain a larger role on the field.

Brown entered the league in 2019 when the Baltimore Ravens drafted him out of Oklahoma in the first round. He was traded to the Arizona Cardinals in 2022, where the team exercised his fifth-year option for 2023 worth $12,909,000. Following his time in Arizona, Brown signed consecutive one-year deals with the Kansas City Chiefs in 2024 and 2025 before joining Philadelphia as an unrestricted free agent during the offseason.

What to watch next: Brown will hit the waiver wire, where contending teams in search of veteran receiving depth will have the opportunity to claim his contract or sign him as a free agent.