The NFL trade machine is already working overtime this year with the Micah Parsons blockbuster at the eve of the season, and now both Joe Flacco and former first-round pick Odafe Oweh being traded recently.
Who else could be on the NFL trade block ahead of Week 6 action? The NFL trade deadline is less than a month away (November 4), and there could be some notable names on the move.
We're going to take a look at a handful of notable names who could be dealt (in no particular order) and which teams could make some sense to acquire them.
2025 NFL Trade Block entering Week 6: Notable names could be on the move
1. Mark Andrews, TE, Ravens
With the Baltimore Ravens falling to an extremely surprising 1-4 already this season, would anyone be surprised to see them make another couple of moves involving contract-year players? The Ravens are not typically a team we talk about selling at the NFL trade deadline, but they already made the aforementioned deal involving Odafe Oweh, and they might be willing to send off a player like Andrews.
Andrews is 30, Isaiah Likely is back healthy, and this might be Baltimore's last chance to get value for him.
Possible landing spots: Chargers, Jaguars
2. David Njoku, TE, Browns
Teams that do selling at the trade deadline always have a variety of motivations for doing so, but for the Cleveland Browns, it's become apparent that the youth movement is on, especially offensively. With the emergence of young players at almost every position group on that Cleveland offense, it wouldn't be surprising to see Andrew Berry trade away David Njoku to pave the way for even more snaps for rookie Harold Fannin Jr.
Possible landing spots: Chargers, Jaguars, 49ers
3. Kirk Cousins, QB, Falcons
I almost hesitate to put Cousins on this list, but speculation about his future is going to be there until the trade deadline passes. Cousins obviously isn't going to play for the Falcons this year barring injury, but they seem serious about keeping him around absent a fair offer.
And if the Bengals weren't willing to make an offer for Cousins, who would? It might take another injury elsewhere in the league to get the ball rolling on a serious trade discussion here.
Possible landing spots: Next team with a major QB injury
4. Russell Wilson, QB, Giants
At some point, you feel like Russell Wilson is going to get into a new situation. But where? The game of musical chairs at the quarterback position around the league has left Wilson with virtually no options at this point.
It would not be shocking to see him traded, but again, the Bengals just filled their void with the Joe Flacco trade. It might require another injury elsewhere in the league to force the issue here.
Possible landing spots: Next team with a major QB injury, Raiders (maybe)
5. Jaylen Wright, RB, Dolphins
At this stage, it feels like the writing is on the wall for Jaylen Wright with the Dolphins. After being a healthy scratch for the fifth straight week to start the season, the 2024 fourth-round pick out of Tennessee is likely gone. But where will he go?
Plenty of teams have already started struggling with bad running back injuries and plenty of teams are having their depth tested. The Dolphins shouldn't have a problem recouping a pick for Wright, who has clearly fallen out of the rotation and out of favor.
Possible landing spots: Chiefs, Cardinals, Chargers
6. Tariq Woolen, CB, Seattle Seahawks
There have been some rumors swirling about Tariq Woolen possibly being traded by the Seahawks, so we're just going to throw him on the list in case anything materializes. It would be a bit of a shocker to see a player with his history of ball production be moved, especially at his age, but you never know in the NFL.
If the Seahawks do decide to trade Woolen, they should have no shortage of suitors and teams that would probably love to take a shot on upside.
Possible landing spots: Packers, Ravens, Bills, Chiefs
7. Trey Hendrickson, EDGE, Bengals
The next month of the season will determine what course the Bengals take with Trey Hendrickson. Joe Flacco is starting immediately for the Bengals because they need to know whether or not they're going to be packing this season in after Halloween.
And if the season is lost for the Bengals, nobody on their roster makes more sense to be traded than Hendrickson. The star pass rusher is past the age of 30 and is a free agent after this season. The Bengals could get better value from an in-season trade than via compensatory pick, and teams would be lined up to make an offer if he's made available.
Possible landing spots: Cowboys, Commanders, Eagles, Patriots, Panthers, Lions
8. Jaelan Phillips, EDGE, Dolphins (or Bradley Chubb)
There's no doubt that the Dolphins are on their way to being trade deadline sellers, possibly even moving on from Mike McDaniel in-season. If the Dolphins decide to sell at the deadline, two of their most valuable assets will be pass rushers Jaelan Phillips and Bradley Chubb.
With Chop Robinson on the roster, as well as veteran Matthew Judon, the Dolphins might be willing to take the future assets for one of these guys. And just like with Trey Hendrickson, there would probably be no shortage of suitors right now who could use help off the edge.
Possible landing spots: Cowboys, Commanders, Eagles, Panthers, Lions
9. A Plethora of Titans Veterans
There are so many different names to pick and choose from here, so where do we begin? The Titans have so many pending 2026 free agents who could be trade deadline bait, including tight end Chig Okonkwo, cornerback Roger McCreary, pass rusher Arden Key, DL/EDGE Dre'Mont Jones, and veteran wide receiver Tyler Lockett.
There's no point in this team wasting time with veterans who won't be on the roster beyond this year if they have a chance to get reps to younger players. I think the Titans will be a team to watch as extremely active ahead of the deadline with GM Mike Borgonzi looking to accumulate as many 2026 and 2027 NFL Draft darts as possible.
10. Jakobi Meyers, WR, Raiders
The Raiders said they weren't trading Jakobi Meyers, but the on-field results can change things a bit. There should be demand for a player like Meyers, who has been mostly sure-handed and actually quite underrated the past couple of years.
Meyers has already expressed that he no longer wants to be with the Raiders, and there are a variety of teams that could get more use out of him for the duration of this season.
Potential landing spots: Patriots, Falcons, 49ers, Steelers
11. Alvin Kamara, RB, Saints
Are the New Orleans Saints going to have a fire sale at the NFL trade deadline? I really don't think so. The rumors are still out there about Alvin Kamara possibly being dealt, so we can't just ignore them, but Spencer Rattler has played well this year (not just this past Sunday) and I'm not so sure the Saints would be doing themselves a favor by trading a dynamic offensive weapon.
The one reason I might be buying the idea of getting something for Kamara is the emergence of young running back Kendre Miller. If the Saints believe he's ready, it could be the perfect timing to send Kamara to the highest bidder.
Potential landing spots: Chargers, Cardinals, Vikings, Bears
12. Allen Lazard, WR, Jets
The Jets left Allen Lazard home for personal reasons as they travel to London in Week 6 to take on the Denver Broncos, bringing even more clarity to the fact that his playing future is not likely in New York.
The decision by the Jets to sign Lazard has been a brutal pairing from the start, and it's clear that he was just brought in to appease Aaron Rodgers. With Rodgers long gone, it seems like it's only a matter of time before the new regime in New York also moves on, and it won't cost that much to get him off their hands.
Potential landing spots: Steelers, Packers
13. Quincy Williams, LB, Jets
The New York Jets currently have the worst record in the NFL at 0-5 to start the season. If any team is set to sell at the NFL trade deadline, it's got to be them, right?
The Jets might have a coveted piece on their roster in starting linebacker Quincy Williams, an outstanding player who is currently on IR and eligible to come back in a few weeks. The Jets' roster situation is such that this team can afford to move on from veterans on expiring contracts, and Williams being a free agent after the season fits the bill.
Possible landing spots: Broncos, Lions, Panthers