Trade Market Heats Up Before Nov. 4 Deadline

Multiple teams have been active ahead of the Nov. 4 NFL trade deadline, with the Buffalo Bills among clubs that formally inquired about New Orleans WR Chris Olave (52 catches, 503 yards, 3 TDs) though the Saints are expected to retain him. Buffalo continues searching for a true No. 1 receiver after trading Stefon Diggs and has also checked on Raiders slot Jakobi Meyers. League trade intel shows notable market movement: the Jets are asking at least a third-round pick for RB Breece Hall, the Titans are fielding heavy interest in players including Arden Key, Dre’Mont Jones, Tony Pollard and T’Vondre Sweat, and the Dolphins want at least a third for Jaelan Phillips. The Carolina Panthers are being advised to sell veterans — Hunter Renfrow, Chuba Hubbard, D.J. Wonnum and Nick Scott — as they weigh a difficult second half and questions about adding a complementary pass rusher to support rookie Nic Scourton. Meanwhile, the Cleveland Browns (2-6) say they remain “all in,” and teams around the league are positioned to make targeted moves as the deadline approaches.