DeAndre Hopkins, WR, Tennessee Titans

At 1-4, the Titans will likely look to acquire draft capital in exchange for their top talent as they focus on the upcoming draft for a franchise quarterback.

Last Sunday, wide receiver Calvin Ridley expressed his frustration with the Titans offense, despite signing a four-year, $92 million deal this past offseason.

On an expiring contract, Hopkins could be a feasible trade target for receiver-needy teams seeking an offensive boost in the latter half of the season. He currently leads Tennessee in receiving yards, totaling 175.

Marshon Lattimore, CB, New Orleans Saints

Saints fans are likely weary of trade talk surrounding Lattimore, especially as the team has lost four consecutive games, and quarterback Derek Carr is expected to miss additional games.

With their playoff hopes dwindling following a 2-0 start, the Saints should consider selling before the trade deadline. Notably, they have Lattimore’s potential replacement in rookie second-rounder Kool-Aid McKinstry.

Having missed 17 games due to injuries in 2022 and 2023, the Saints could benefit from trading Lattimore while he is still healthy as their standings continue to decline.

Haason Reddick, Edge, New York Jets

Since the offseason, Reddick has held out for a new contract, yet the Jets have not budged. After parting ways with his former agency, Reddick is now represented by super agent Drew Rosenhaus.

Although general manager Joe Douglas has stated that the team won’t trade Reddick, he may reconsider if they find a suitable alternative that requires draft capital.

Rachaad White, RB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

The Buccaneers could opt for a three-man backfield featuring White alongside rookie fourth-rounder Bucky Irving and Sean Tucker.

Alternatively, Tampa Bay may consider putting White on the trade block to streamline their backfield moving forward.

In Week 6, Irving and Tucker collectively amassed 297 scrimmage yards and three touchdowns during a 51-27 victory over the Saints. Following Week 3, head coach Todd Bowles noted that Irving had earned additional snaps, and he acknowledged Tucker’s impressive performance in Week 6.

As White enters the third year of his rookie deal, he could attract interest from teams in need of a running back with starting experience.

Bryce Young, QB, Carolina Panthers

After being benched prior to Week 3, Young has seen journeyman quarterback Andy Dalton provide an offensive spark for the Panthers.

Since Dalton’s insertion into the starting lineup, Young’s only appearance came late in a blowout loss to the Chicago Bears in Week 5.

If the Panthers aim for a top pick in the 2025 draft and receive a solid offer for Young, general manager Dan Morgan could execute a deal to pave the way for a new young quarterback.