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Maybe someday we’ll know what derailed Reggie Brown’s career with the Eagles. For now, all we know is that Brown is out of roster purgatory, and on his way to Tampa. The Eagles announced last night they were trading Brown, a 2005 second-round draft choice, 35th overall in that draft, to the Bucs for an undisclosed 2011 pick, which the Tampa Tribune said would be a sixth-rounder. Brown, who seemed to be a rising star his first three seasons out of Georgia, went from a career-high 61 catches in 2007 to nine last season. He was carried on the 2009 roster only because the cap penalty for cutting him would have been so prohibitive – around $6 million – the Eagles couldn’t afford to do it. In …

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Eagles trade Reggie Brown to Buccaneers for 2011 pick

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