With how muddy the NFL is right now, there should be a ton of action at the NFL trade deadline, as the 2025 season appears to be anyone's game right now. There are no more unbeaten teams and over 10 teams that have at least four wins.
This is truly one of the most competitive seasons we've seen in quite some time. The NFL trade deadline is on November 4th, which is right after Week 9 action wraps up. It's now less than a month away, and I can only imagine how many phone calls have been made thus far.
We've got our latest installment of our NFL trade block list, and many of the names will be taken from this list, which was first put out by Adam Schefter of ESPN. Let's get into it here.
NFL Trade Block Week 7: Which players could be on the move?
1. Joel Bitonio, OG, Cleveland Browns
Joel Bitonio is a free agent at the end of the 2025 NFL Season and flirted with retirement this past offseason. Bitonio has spent his entire career with the Cleveland Browns and could be moved for a draft pick. He's never experienced consistent winning in the NFL, and a pair of AFC teams could benefit from his services. The Broncos are down to their third-string left guard already, and the Texans need help all over their OL.
Potential Fits: Denver Broncos, Houston Texans
2. Breece Hall, RB, New York Jets
The New York Jets have too many roster issues to talk about, but QB is the primary one. Breece Hall's name has popped up in trade talks for what feels like months now, and he's a very good, dual-threat running back who would have some very logical fits on a pair of AFC teams hurting for consistent RB play.
Potential Fits: Los Angeles Chargers, Kansas City Chiefs
3. Wyatt Teller, OG, Cleveland Browns
Another guard for the Cleveland Browns, Wyatt Teller is a free agent in 2025 and could be on the move. The Browns have to turn the page and rebuild for the future. They also have some younger iOL players who need some reps, so Teller is a logical player to be traded.
Potential Fits: Denver Broncos, Houston Texans, Los Angeles Chargers
4. Mark Andrews, TE, Baltimore Ravens
A free agent in 2026, Mark Andrews all of a sudden finds himself on a 1-5 Baltimore Ravens team, and it doesn't feel like they are digging out of this one. Andrews is likely not in the Ravens' long-term plans, and he's also seen his name pop up in trade talks for weeks now.
The Jacksonville Jaguars and LA Chargers are both 4-2 teams and in playoff position. Each club could also use a boost at tight end as well.
Potential Fits: Jacksonville Jaguars, Los Angeles Chargers
5. Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips, EDGE, Miami Dolphins
The Miami Dolphins have a very talented EDGE duo in Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips, but both have struggled to stay healthy in their Dolphins' careers, and with Miami circling the drain, it makes all the sense in the world for Miami to see what they could get for both players.
Pass-rushers are a hot commodity in the NFL, as getting to the QB and generating pressure is one of the most important things a defense can do.
Potential Fits: San Francisco 49ers, Buffalo Bills, Philadelphia Eagles
6. Trey Hendrickson, DE, Cincinnati Bengals
Trey Hendrickson and the Cincinnati Bengals had a bit of a standoff in the 2025 NFL Offseason, but it ended with Hendrickson returning to the Bengals on a revised one-year deal. He's going to hit the open market next offseason, but the Bengals surely did not think the season would go off the rails.
Now losers of four in a row, Joe Burrow is likely out for the season, so this year is going to go down the drain. It'd be wise for the Bengals' front office to get what they can for Hendrickson, as a few teams could have legitimate interest.
Potential Fits: San Francisco 49ers, Philadelphia Eagles, Indianapolis Colts
7. Chris Olave, WR, New Orleans Saints
Drafted back in 2022, Chris Olave is a free agent this coming offseason and had two-straight 1,000-yard seasons to begin his career before injuries derailed that streak from continuing in the 2023 NFL Season. Olave is a good player, but the concussions he's suffered are definitely concerning.
The New Orleans Saints are in a new era and might not feel comfortable investing into Olave for the long-term, which makes some sense. The Los Angeles Chargers and Denver Broncos could each use a small boost at the WR position.
Potential Fits: Los Angeles Chargers, Denver Broncos
8. Riq Woolen, CB, Seattle Seahawks
A free agent in the 2026 NFL Offseason, Riq Woolen seems to be on some shaky ground in Seattle, as the regime that drafted him back in 2022 isn't there anymore, so he could be on the move, as you do not get the sense that the Seahawks are going to keep him around. He's a lengthy corner who is a true ball-hawk and could honestly fit on any team who needs some secondary help.
The Buffalo Bills and Philadelphia Eagles stick out as two teams that simply need some more talent on the backend of their defenses.
Potential Fits: Philadelphia Eagles, Buffalo Bills
9. Rashid Shaheed, WR, New Orleans Saints
Another New Orleans Saints' wide receiver on this list, Rashid Shaheed is a true field-stretcher and is obviously a free agent in the 2026 NFL Offseason. He can get over the top of defenses and outrun most defensive backs in the NFL.
A team like the San Francisco 49erss could use Shaheed, as they have been decimated by injuries at the position all year, and with how well Drake Maye is throwing the ball downfield, the New England Patriots make a great deal of sense as well.
Potential Fits: San Francisco 49ers, Denver Broncos, New England Patriots
10. Russell Wilson, QB, New York Giants
Russell Wilson got just three starts before heading to the bench, and it seems like he's not going to get his job back, either. The New York Giants kind of panicked in the offseason when they signed Wilson and Jameis Winston. The veteran Winston is much more suited to be the backup QB to Jaxson Dart, who is 2-1 in his three starts thus far.
Right now, a potential destination for Wilson isn't clear, but you get the feeling that the Giants would not hesitate to make the move if a team saw their QB go down with some sort of injury.
Potential Fits: Any team with an urgent QB need arising
11. David Njoku, TE, Cleveland Browns
David Njoku could see his time in Cleveland come to an end. Browns rookie tight end Harold Fannin Jr has been great this year and feels like the long-term answer at this position. There are a couple of teams who could use another pass-catcher, as Njoku has been a reliable receiving tight end for most of his NFL career.
A team like the LA Chargers or even Tampa Bay Buccaneers could come calling for a boost in their passing attack.
Potential Fits: Los Angeles Chargers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
12. Kevin Zeitler, OG, Tennessee Titans
Kevin Zeitler signed a one-year deal with the Tennessee Titans and is still a very talented player. I am not sure Zeitler expected the Titans to be this bad, but with him getting up there in age and perhaps in his final year or two in the NFL, the Titans and Zeitler should see the end of the road in Tennessee.
Offensive line play across the NFL is always suffering a bit, and the veteran Zeitler has been one of the best and most consistent players at his position in the NFL. The Texans or Seattle Seahawks would make some sense here.