Possible NFL Trades Before The Limit – 2021 NFL Season

This next Tuesday, November 2 at 3:00 p.m. Central Mexico, the trading period of this campaign will close, and with the deadline just around the corner, in this article we will tell you about the possible trades of the NFL that we could see before the term ends. These are the possible trades of the NFL Season 2021 that you have to keep on the radar.

NFL trades with high probability

The list below includes possible trades that, while not imminent, have a high probability to occur before Tuesday.

LB Von Miller – Denver Broncos

In breaking news, the Broncos are reportedly on the brink of sending their iconic 11-year-long linebacker and Super Bowl 50 title maker to the Los Angeles Rams, in a move that aims to make it even stronger and a favorite. to everything to the whole of the NFC West. Click here to know all the details about it.

QB Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans

The most notorious case of the 2021 NFL Season. Although the Texans’ star quarterback no longer wants to play for the team, the legal situation he faces, which amounts to 22 lawsuits for alleged sexual assault, have made a possible exchange difficult. In addition, it is reported that GM Nick Caserio asks in exchange for Watson up to 5 assets: 3 from first-round picks and 2 from second; or the equivalent, perhaps reserving some selection, but involving high-profile players to match the initial order.

Even with all the troubles that a trade for Deshaun Watson would involve, there are two teams staunchly interested: the Dolphins and Panthers. The former are urged to turn their face to their 2021, while in Carolina with each passing weekend it is becoming clear that QB Sam Darnold is not the answer to offense.

Possible target teams: Dolphins, Panthers

QB Jimmy Garoppolo – San Francisco 49ers

Since the 49ers selected QB Trey Lance with the No. 3 overall pick in the draft last April, it was known that the Garoppolo era in San Francisco would end sooner rather than later: it is not the future of this franchise and it is hardly the future. Present. Lance is the only quarterback in his class who hasn’t been named his team’s starter at this point in the season, and every snap Jimmy G keeps taking is one more it will take Lance to reach his potential.

Luckily for San Francisco, there are several teams in need of an experienced quarterback who would not hesitate to eat Jimmy G’s contract, which amounts to $ 27 million in base salary in 2022, in exchange for a possible flash of offense. In the conversation we find teams like Texans, Steelers and the WFT, because none of them have a franchise QB at the moment, and in Garoppolo they could perhaps find him, or at least, use him in a transition role.

Possible target teams: Texans, Steelers, Washington.

WR DeSean Jackson – Los Angeles Rams

DeSean Jackson has a foot and a half out of the Rams, who yesterday against the Texans rested him because last week they granted him permission to look for a team that wants to acquire his services. The experienced wide receiver arrived in Los Angeles just this 2021 in exchange for 4.5 million dollars for 1 year, however, in seven weeks of the season he only accumulates 8 receptions for 221 yards and 1 TD.

“I think it comes down to the opportunities that I think he deserves, the situation and some of the circumstances that surround him,” noted HC Sean McVay on granting him permission to pursue a possible trade. “This probably hasn’t been what he envisioned, and I think he deserves a chance to see if there are better options out there for him.”

Possible target teams: Packers, Chargers, Colts, Saints

RB Melvin Gordon – Denver Broncos

The 28-year veteran still has a lot to prove in the NFL. Yesterday against the WFT he carried the Broncos with two touchdowns helping to break the streak of four consecutive losses that the team had. However, in Denver rookie Javonte Williams is increasingly taking the running baton, therefore, those led by Vic Fangio could get something in exchange for Melvin Gordon while they still can.

Fortunately, there are teams in dire need of a good RB2 to further balance their running attack. The Falcons have nothing in the depth chart Behind Cordarrelle Patterson, the Chargers are also behind Austin Ekeler, and the Bills clearly need their running game to kick in if they are to be considered a candidate in the AFC.

Possible target teams: Falcons, Bills, Chargers, Cardinals,

LB Melvin Ingram – Pittsburgh Steelers

The Ingram thing on the Steelers seems to be a sung exit. The experienced linebacker requested to go to a team that gives him more playing time, and via Aditi Kinkhabwala of NFL Network, the Chiefs made a formal offer to Pittsburgh to acquire their services. However, it is reported that those led by Mike Tomlin would prefer to move it to the National Conference.

Kansas City could use the incorporation of Melvin Ingram wonderfully since its defense has been a disaster in recent weeks, however, if the Steelers continue to close to this eventual trade, other NFC teams where it would perfectly fit the needs They are the Saints, who have failed to fill the gap left by Trey Hendrickson; the Packers, making up for the loss of Za’Darius Smith; or the Cardinals, who lost JJ Watt for the rest of the year.

Possible target teams: Chiefs, Saints, Packers, Cardinals

NFL trades that wouldn’t miss us

As it is. The list below are reasonable trades; those who would not surprise us if they happen, but also if they don’t.

QB Nick Foles – Chicago Bears

The MVP of the SB LII is sunk in the depth chart of the Bears as QB3, but his experience in the league could serve as a direct substitute for teams in need of a backup, like the Falcons, who have nothing proven behind Matt Ryan; the Lions, who lost backup Tim Boyle to thumb surgery; or even the Cowboys because, although Cooper Rush made a good first impression this Sunday, he lacks the experience that Nick Foles does bring.

Possible target teams: Lions, Falcons, Cowboys

RB Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns

Undeniably the star running back of this team is Nick Chubb, but Kareem Hunt creates a running back tandem that is probably the best in the NFL. However, Hunt is on the Injured Reserve, and during his absence, Cleveland has discovered a real gem in D’Ernest Johnson. If Hunt left the Browns, the running game would still be in good hands, and they could have big-name players or high-round picks in return.

Possible target teams: Cardinals, Falcons, Dolphins, Titans

RB Marlon Mack – Indianapolis Colts

At the end of September it was reported that the Colts were looking for a trade in RB Marlon Mack due to his little use, and the idea makes sense since in the position it is Jonathan Taylor and Nyheim Hines the paramount. Also, considering that between 2018 and 2019 Mack ran for 1,999 total yards and 17 TDs, his market value may be better than expected, even taking into account that this 2021 he only accumulates 28 carries for 101 yards.

Possible target teams: Chargers, Falcons, Chiefs, Titans

CB Xavien Howard – Miami Dolphins

With a 1-7 record, against all odds, the Dolphins are clear “sellers” in the face of the trade deadline, and one of the pieces for which they could receive the most interesting assets in exchange is Xavien Howard, who thanks to his splendid 2020, where he registered 10 INTs, his market value is still very high, to such a degree that Miami could recover the first-round pick that he yielded to the Eagles for 2022.

Possible target teams: Titans, Seahawks, Saints,

WR James Washington – Pittsburgh Steelers

Although HC Mike Tomlin denied it at the time, during the previous offseason they emerged multiple reports, such as one from Brooke Pryor from ESPN , where it was suggested that James Washington had requested a trade from the Steelers. Finally, the wide receiver decided to stay with the team, but this 2021 he barely accumulates 11 receptions for 112 total yards and 0 touchdowns, so an outing in search of more playing time would make a lot of sense.

Possible target teams: Packers, Lions, Saints,

WR Michael Gallup – Dallas Cowboys

Michael Gallup has not played for the Cowboys since Week 1 of the season, is in his final year of his contract, and Dallas’ corps of receivers is among the most complete in the entire NFL. The three previous combinations, and the team’s 6-1 record, suggest that this WR is expendable. Plus, considering he posted a total of 1,950 yards and 11 TDs between 2019 and 2020, more than one team will surely be willing to trade for the fourth-year wide receiver.

Possible target teams: Saints, Patriots, Colts

WR N’Keal Harry – New England Patriots

Before starting the 2021 NFL Season, Jamal Tooson, this receiver’s agent, confirmed that his client had requested a trade from the Patriots by only having 45 receptions for 414 total yards and 4 TDs between 2019 and 2020, very low figures considering He was a first-round selection, and in 2021 things have only gotten worse: N’Keal Harry only registers 3 total receptions for 47 yards, so a start to revive his career looks very viable.

Possible target teams: Jaguars, Texans, Colts, Lions

What other possible trade could we see before tomorrow, Tuesday, November 2? Will any of the aforementioned end up consummating? We read you in the comments below this article and on our social networks.