NFL Teams Strategically Active as Trade Deadline Looms

As the NFL trade deadline approaches, numerous teams are making strategic moves to bolster their rosters. The Baltimore Ravens are considering a trade for Jadeveon Clowney to strengthen their pass rush, aiming to compensate for their weak secondary. Meanwhile, the Minnesota Vikings addressed their offensive line needs by acquiring left tackle Cam Robinson after losing Christian Darrisaw to injury, but they might still explore defensive options. The New England Patriots, at 2-6, are in rebuilding mode and have already traded linebacker Joshua Uche; they are exploring further trades, particularly involving wide receivers and defensive players. The Philadelphia Eagles, riding a winning streak, are also looking to add depth, particularly in their pass-rushing unit, without expending significant draft capital. These moves reflect teams' strategies to either position for playoff contention or rebuild for future seasons.