5 NFL Trade Candidates From Nowhere Who Could Be Moved Before the Deadline

Hall’s future with the Jets

The Jets extended Breece Hall in the offseason, and at 25 he could fit the team’s rebuilding timeline. But a groin injury has kept him out since Week 3, while Braelon Allen has gained confidence and a larger role.

A Hall trade could free more than $10 million in cap space, and the article says the Jets might seek premium draft capital. It also notes that Minnesota and the New York Giants could seek help at running back, with Tony Pollard and Jonathan Taylor among possible options.

Atlanta’s quarterback surplus

Atlanta brought in Tagovailoa as a backup in the offseason, but his injury sidelined him for the first two games. By the time he was available, starter Michael Penix had returned, leaving Tagovailoa with little opportunity to play.

The article points to quarterback injuries around the league as a possible source of trade interest. Philadelphia and Baltimore are named as potential fits, along with contenders uncertain about their quarterback play.

Jeanty’s difficult season

Las Vegas has been disappointed with Jeanty’s output: he is averaging 3.1 yards per carry entering Week 8. His comments about the Jets’ tackling before the teams met also reportedly caused a distraction.

The Raiders opened that game with Mike Washington Jr. and limited Jeanty to third-down duties. The story suggests the staff, which has no prior attachment to him, might trade him to a team seeking a running back.

Sutton’s role in Denver

San Francisco and Philadelphia are mentioned as possible destinations because of receiver injuries. The supplied story ends mid-sentence while discussing Sean Payton’s view of Bryant, so it does not give the full context or identify a fifth candidate.