All articles tagged with #nfl trade rumors
The article discusses the potential benching and trade prospects of Tua Tagovailoa with the Dolphins, the stability of the Cardinals' quarterback situation with Jacoby Brissett and Kyler Murray, and broader NFL team strategies including the Raiders and Falcons, emphasizing the importance of stability and strategic rebuilding.
The Cincinnati Bengals face a significant challenge with their backup quarterback Jake Browning struggling after Joe Burrow's injury, prompting speculation about acquiring veteran quarterbacks like Russell Wilson or Jameis Winston from the Giants before the trade deadline to improve their chances of winning upcoming games.
The Philadelphia Eagles, after trading for quarterback Sam Howell to serve as a backup and emergency option, may still be looking to bolster their defense by trading for an edge rusher like Travon Walker or Jaelan Phillips, with potential trade details and strategic considerations discussed.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are considering trading for Washington Commanders' star wide receiver Terry McLaurin amid rising tensions and contract disputes in Washington, with the Steelers potentially offering a third-round pick and a Day 3 draft pick in exchange for the talented receiver, who is seeking a lucrative extension similar to DK Metcalf's.
Micah Parsons has requested a trade from the Dallas Cowboys, with the Baltimore Ravens considered a prime candidate to acquire him, potentially involving multiple high draft picks. Despite speculation, it is likely Parsons remains with Dallas, and the Ravens' 2018 draft class has set a record for future contract value. Additionally, Lamar Jackson is praised as the most talented quarterback in the NFL, and Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton has fallen eight spots in the NFL Top 100 rankings.
Micah Parsons has requested a trade from the Cowboys, and while they are unlikely to agree, teams like the Bills, Ravens, and Broncos might consider making a high-stakes offer due to Parsons' impact and potential to help them contend, especially in the AFC.
Davante Adams' agents have dismissed rumors linking the wide receiver to the New York Jets, calling the speculation baseless and affirming that Adams is expected to remain with the Las Vegas Raiders. Despite media chatter and past trade attempts by the Jets, no concrete trade discussions have occurred, and a trade before the regular season appears highly unlikely.
Star wideout Ja'Marr Chase is skipping workouts and could seek a trade this offseason due to financial constraints on the Cincinnati Bengals, who may have to choose between keeping Chase or Tee Higgins. Chase's market value is rising, and the Bengals face tough decisions as both receivers hold out for new deals. Potential trade scenarios for Chase include teams like the Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens, though a move seems unlikely given his strong relationship with quarterback Joe Burrow.
Former Bengals tight end Tyler Eifert hinted at a possible trade of Justin Jefferson to the Bengals, suggesting that it's "in motion." However, it's uncertain whether Eifert's comment is serious, and the logistics of such a trade, including compensation and contract negotiations, make it unlikely. Nonetheless, the prospect of reuniting Joe Burrow with his former LSU teammates Jefferson and Ja'Marr Chase is intriguing.
Tyreek Hill dismisses the idea of trading Jaylen Waddle to the Chiefs in exchange for cornerback Trent McDuffie, emphasizing Waddle's talent and potential. While the trade suggestion has sparked discussion, there's no indication that the Dolphins are actively pursuing such a deal, and Hill remains confident in their partnership moving forward.
The New York Jets are expected to pursue a trade for Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Davante Adams in the offseason, as sources believe the Jets will try once again to pair Adams with his former teammate Aaron Rodgers. The Raiders' willingness to trade Adams may depend on how their season finishes, with Adams potentially considering a trade if the team struggles and he sees a reunion with Rodgers in New York as a better chance to win. The Jets have been monitoring Adams since acquiring Rodgers and made an unsuccessful attempt to acquire him before the trade deadline.
The Washington Commanders are open to trading Montez Sweat and Chase Young but are seeking at least a second-round pick, while offers received so far have been in the third-round range. Head coach Ron Rivera is currently focused on the team's upcoming game against the Philadelphia Eagles, but a loss could potentially lead to trades as the franchise looks towards the future. If neither player is traded, Washington may risk losing them in free agency, potentially resulting in a compensatory pick. However, it remains to be seen if any trades will materialize.
Craig Carton, co-host of WFAN, suggested that the 49ers could be a potential destination for Aaron Rodgers if the negotiations between the Packers and Jets fall through. However, his co-host Evan Roberts believes that Carton is being used by the Packers as a scare tactic against the Jets. The Jets and Packers are still at a standstill in their negotiations, with Green Bay allegedly walking back on their initial demand for the Jets' 13th overall pick in this year's draft. One of the Jets' second-rounders could potentially be part of a deal that sends Rodgers to New York. Meanwhile, San Francisco has emerged as a possible late entrant to the Aaron Rodgers sweepstakes.
With the 2023 NFL Draft approaching, teams are looking to increase their draft capital by selling expendable veterans. Among the 14 trade candidates are big names such as Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry, and DeAndre Hopkins. Jackson could be moved via a traditional trade, while Henry's wear and tear could lead to a trade. Hopkins' injury history and salary make him a potential trade candidate. Other notable names include Allen Robinson, Melvin Gordon, and Chandler Jones.
Broncos head coach Sean Payton denied rumors that the team is considering trading wide receivers Jerry Jeudy or Courtland Sutton, stating that the team likes the current group they are working with. However, reports suggest that the Broncos have received calls from other teams regarding possible trades for their top receivers. The team is reportedly seeking at least one first-round pick if they deal Jeudy. While Payton's comments suggest that the Broncos are not planning to make a major trade, the team may consider it if offered significant capital in exchange for one of their receivers.