Fans react to Cardinals acquisition of WR Marquise Brown from Ravens
Apr 28, 2022, 7:47 PM | Updated: 9:18 pm
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The Arizona Cardinals surprised fans once again, but this time with a draft-day trade for Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Marquise “Hollywood” Brown.
Arizona traded the No. 23 overall pick and received No. 100 as well as the speedy wideout.
Brown posted 91 catches for 1,008 yards and six touchdowns last season. His cap hit for the 2022 season will be $2.1 million.
It is safe to say fans, current players and analysts were thrilled, confused and excited for the trade. The top of that list begins with Cardinals quarterback and former Oklahoma Sooner teammate Kyler Murray.
In his final season of college in Norman with Murray, Brown totaled 75 catches, 1,318 yards and 10 touchdowns.
Let’s run it back! Hollywood to the desert… Y’all welcome my boy! @Primetime_jet 🔥🥋🚀
— Kyler Murray (@K1) April 29, 2022
Let’z Get It Gang ❤️💯 https://t.co/UQrdZAvNsb
— Hollywood Brown (@Primetime_jet) April 29, 2022
— JJ Watt (@JJWatt) April 29, 2022
Oh, Cardinals got Hollywood Brown from the Ravens. I like it
— Zach Alvira (@ZachAlvira) April 29, 2022
Many around the Valley are eager to see Brown lineup opposite of DeAndre Hopkins, but not everyone is sold on the trade.
Imagine the Cardinals finding out they coulda got A.J. Brown instead of Hollywood for the same price 10 minutes later. Oof.
— KP (@KP_Show) April 29, 2022
So let me get this straight – Arizona gives up pick 23 for Hollywood Brown and pick 100. And the Eagles get AJ Brown for pick 18 and 101? Um, Howie is filthy and the Ravens did very well. Cardinals, um, notsomuch
— Jason La Canfora (@JasonLaCanfora) April 29, 2022
I don’t care who the Ravens pick here, I’ll like them better than Marquise Brown
— Kris (@RavenManiac) April 29, 2022
Although Brown is excited to join his new team, he showed some love to his old QB Lamar Jackson.
Wish I coulda played with my brotha forever but ima see you at the top @Lj_era8 🤞🏿💯
— Hollywood Brown (@Primetime_jet) April 29, 2022