Teams Eye Trades Ahead of Nov. 4 Deadline

The NFL trade deadline on Nov. 4 is looming, and contenders are weighing buyer and seller moves. The New Orleans Saints (1–5) are widely expected to sell and could trade assets such as WR Chris Olave — who remains under team control through 2026 — and CB Alontae Taylor, with clubs including the Buffalo Bills and Philadelphia Eagles mentioned as potential suitors. The Seattle Seahawks, already active this offseason (they signed pass-rusher DeMarcus Lawrence), have reportedly made CB Riq Woolen available and face needs at right guard and weakside linebacker, with linked targets ranging from RB De'Von Achane to veteran LB Demario Davis or even TE Mark Andrews. The Los Angeles Rams (4–2) are in the mix for high-impact additions, with media proposing targets such as Colts QB Anthony Richardson and Titans DT Jeffrey Simmons to bolster a Super Bowl push. Overall, league sources expect significant roster movement as buyers try to fill clear needs and sellers monetize valuable, tradeable pieces before the Nov. 4 deadline.