Hollywood Brown

The Cardinals have another weapon for Kyler Murray, and the quarterback is going to like it. Arizona reunited Murray with Marquise “Hollywood” Brown.

He will join DeAndre Hopkins, A.J. Green and Rondale Moore atop the depth chart. Brown was Eric DeCosta’s first draft choice as General Manager, making the receiver a first-round pick in 2019. The Cardinals got Brown and a third-round choice (100th overall) for the 23rd overall choice.

The Ravens traded 24-year-old wideout Marquise Brown to the Cardinals during the 2022 NFL Draft.

Brown was in the fourth year of his rookie deal, and likely will command serious money when that deal expires. Brown, an Oklahoma product, crossed the 1,000-yard rubicon for the first time last season, also catching six touchdowns on 91 receptions. The Ravens traded the 24-year-old wideout to the Cardinals on Thursday night along with the 100th pick in the draft, getting back the 23rd pick in the first round of the 2022 NFL Draft, per multiple reports.

Instead, the Cardinals dealt their spot – No. 23 overall – to the Baltimore Ravens in exchange for 2019 first-round receiver Marquise "Hollywood" Brown, who ...

The Cardinals needed speed at wide receiver – "This guy, it's bombs over Baghdad, he can fly," Keim said – and it certainly makes Murray happy. But the money is only a small part of the equation. "(Brown) makes sense for a number of reasons," Keim said. "There are lots of playmakers," Kingsbury said. He also said he does not expect Brown's contract (or Brown's desire for an extension at some point) to be an issue. The Cardinals and Ravens kept the deal tightly under wraps.

In return, the Baltimore Ravens receive the No. 23 overall selection. This now leaves the Ravens primed for two first-round selections in the draft in back-to- ...

Last season, Brown played in 16 games, catching 91 passes for 1,008 yards and six touchdowns. The Ravens were needing to decide on whether or not to exercise Brown’s fifth-year option by Monday, May 2. We have traded WR Marquise Brown and the 100th pick to the Arizona Cardinals in exchange for the 23rd pick.— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) pic.twitter.com/KagFKFaEGg April 29, 2022

The Arizona Cardinals made a big move during the first round of the NFL draft Thursday night, trading their first-round pick to the Baltimore Ravens for ...

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Marquise "Hollywood" Brown, who was shipped to Arizona along with the No. 100 overall pick, was the Ravens' leading wide receiver last season.

Wide receiver Marquise 'Hollywood' Brown requested a trade after the season ended and Baltimore worked out a pre-draft deal with the Arizona Cardinals.

I hope he's in the Pro Bowl," DeCosta said. "I hope the best for Hollywood, I really do. Brown was the Ravens' leading wide receiver last season, hauling in 91 passes and topping 1,000 yards for the first time. But Marquise came to me after the season and requested that he be traded. "It was something I anguished over for a long time. General Manager Eric DeCosta explained Thursday night that Brown requested a trade after the season ended.

Lamar Jackson had a succinct message when he found out Marquise "Hollywood" Brown was traded during the 2022 NFL Draft.

When we last heard from Jackson, he was professing his love for the Ravens despite the fact that he has not yet begun contract negotiations with the franchise. The Ravens were not done making moves; they moved back two spots in a swap with the Bills, and ultimately selected Iowa center Tyler Lindenbaum with the 25th overall pick. Brown, the top wide receiver on the Ravens last season (though tight end Mark Andrews had more receptions and yards), was traded to the Cardinals for the 23rd overall pick in Thursday night’s NFL Draft.

The Cardinals landed a standout wide receiver in the first round, but he won't be a rookie this season. Arizona sent their first-round pick (No.

Hollywood to the desert,” Murray tweeted. @Primetime_jet.” Arizona sent their first-round pick (No. 23) overall to the Ravens for Marquise “Hollywood” Brown and a third-rounder (No. 100). The wide receiver is coming off a career year — he eclipsed the 1000 receiving yard mark with 91 catches — and has one season left on his rookie deal.

The Cardinals shocked the NFL draft when they acquired Hollywood Brown from the Baltimore Ravens. Let us know your thoughts!

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One major move involved the Baltimore Ravens trading wide receiver Marquise Brown and their 100th overall pick for the Arizona Cardinals' sole first round pick.

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Lamar Jackson was not pleased after the Ravens traded wide receiver Marquise "Hollywood" Brown to the Cardinals. Kyler Murray, however, was elated.

Hollywood to the desert… NFL DRAFT TRACKER: Analysis on every pick in the first round Y’all welcome my boy!"

Brown was drafted by General Manager Eric DeCosta with the No. 25 overall pick in the 2019 NFL Draft — his first-ever selection after taking over for Ozzie ...

Jackson’s reaction to the team trading away Brown may not have any effect on contract talks in the long run, but it is certainly worth monitoring for now. Brown was drafted by General Manager Eric DeCosta with the No. 25 overall pick in the 2019 NFL Draft — his first-ever selection after taking over for Ozzie Newsome at the position. The two also developed a close relationship off the field.

The Cardinals entered the 2022 NFL Draft with the 23rd overall pick. They did not use it. Arizona sent the pick to the Ravens in exchange for receiver ...

Of course, that's not the only reason that the move was made. That will allow them to add an asset over which they will have cost control for five years. So, that's a positive for the front office and coaching staff. The two were very happy to hear the news that they had been reunited. First of all, Brown has a good relationship with Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray. The two were teammates at Oklahoma and Brown logged 75 catches for 1,318 yards and 10 touchdowns while playing with Murray. It was also a hefty price for the Cardinals to pay for Brown, who has logged just one 1,000-yard season during his career.

The Ravens admitted the Brown trade was agreed upon earlier in the week, explaining why he was at the Cardinals draft party when the trade was announced.

I hope he's in the Pro Bowl, but I also think that this guy (Linderbaum) that we drafted is also going to be in Pro Bowls, too. I hope for the best for 'Hollywood,' I really do. So, we do try to communicate with him as best as possible," DeCosta said. "We had a communication with him, actually, before the trade was made, to be honest, and explained the situation as best as we could. "Again, it was something that I anguished over for a long time. Marquise "Hollywood" Brown wanted out of Baltimore after three seasons with the team.

Brown will make more than $2.1 million in 2022 and more than $13.4 million in 2023 on his fifth-year team option. His cap hit is his salary each year.

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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson acted surprised that the Ravens traded receiver Hollywood Brown last night. Jackson shouldn't have been.

Although Brown said he loves Lamar, Brown said it all when he uttered the words, “The system just wasn’t for me.” On one hand, it’s useful to not do whatever everyone else does; it puts extra pressure on opposing defenses who don’t face that kind of system on a regular basis. And then they may have to trade them. “It was just . . . my happiness,” Brown said. They have to draft them. It was just something I had to think about for myself.”

The trade that sent receiver Marquis “Hollywood” Brown from the Ravens to the Cardinals came out of the blue. In Baltimore, it was a long time coming.

We’ll address that in a separate post. In Arizona, that surely will change — in a good way. In Baltimore, it was a long time coming.