Buccaneers Seek Trades Amid Receiver Injuries

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers face a critical juncture after losing star wide receivers Chris Godwin to a season-ending ankle injury and Mike Evans to a hamstring injury during their recent loss to the Baltimore Ravens. With the NFL trade deadline approaching on November 5, analysts suggest the Buccaneers should pursue Los Angeles Rams' Cooper Kupp, although head coach Todd Bowles has expressed skepticism about the high trade costs associated with acquiring a top receiver. Meanwhile, the Denver Broncos are also exploring trade options, particularly for a tight end, as they seek to improve their struggling offense. The Broncos are considering moving on from underperforming tight end Greg Dulcich and have been linked to Cleveland's David Njoku. Additionally, injuries to key wide receivers across the league could prompt renewed interest in Broncos' receiver Courtland Sutton, as teams look to bolster their rosters. The upcoming trades will be pivotal for both teams as they navigate injuries and aim for playoff contention.