NFL Teams Weigh Trade Deadline Moves Before Nov. 10 as 0-6 Chargers, 1-5 Dolphins Eye Sales
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Updated · Seattle Sports · Oct 30
NFL Teams Weigh Trade Deadline Moves Before Nov. 10 as 0-6 Chargers, 1-5 Dolphins Eye Sales
3 articles · Updated · Seattle Sports · Oct 30
Summary
Nov. 10 is forcing several NFL teams to decide whether to buy or sell, with the winless Chargers and 1-5 Dolphins among the clearest candidates to move veterans for draft picks.
Tennessee and Indianapolis already set the market: the Titans got two first-rounders plus a fourth for Jeffery Simmons, while the Colts dealt Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner for future picks.
Los Angeles could shop Khalil Mack and Donte Jackson, though a Justin Herbert trade remains highly unlikely because of his no-trade clause and dead-cap hits of $31.6 million this year and $50.4 million in 2027.
Arizona, the Jets and Washington also have notable names in play, including Josh Sweat, Budda Baker, Garrett Wilson, Breece Hall, Daron Payne and Stefon Diggs.
Tampa Bay and Philadelphia are harder calls at 2-5 because both remain alive in weak division races, leaving their deadline plans dependent on the next two games.
Are the Chargers, Titans, and Colts starting a new era of aggressive NFL sell-offs, or will weak-division contenders like the Eagles and Buccaneers hold?
Which NFL team could spark the next blockbuster before Nov. 10, and which rumored star is truly available versus just trade-deadline noise?
What matters more at this trade deadline: playoff hope today or draft capital tomorrow, and which team risks choosing wrong?