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2026 NFL Trade Block Big Board Entering Week 9
Confirmed
In Short: Daniel Popper of The Athletic released an updated trade big board, highlighting potential fits for the Vikings.
Bleacher Report's Jordan Schultz urged fans to 'get their popcorn ready' as the NFL trade deadline approaches, signaling a flurry of activity in the coming days.
According to NFL insider Ian Rapoport, the Los Angeles Chargers have shown no inclination to trade defensive tackle Tuaipulotu, despite interest from other teams.
Rapoport also reported that the Philadelphia Eagles are unlikely to trade star running back Saquon Barkley but may consider moving players like cornerback Riq Woolen and guard Landon Dickerson.
Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated suggested that defensive tackle Tuaipulotu 'could be had' despite the Chargers' reluctance to trade him.
Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur acknowledged the need to improve the run game, indicating potential trade activity.
The NFL trade deadline is less than a week away, with teams like the Packers and Vikings exploring options.
Players like Marvin Harrison Jr., Quenton Nelson, DeForest Buckner, and Jeffery Simmons have already changed teams via the trade market.
Once the deadline passes, trades will be off the table until the offseason, emphasizing the urgency for teams to act.
Projected trade values are based on factors such as position, player upside, age, and comparable deals.
The list of top trade candidates is ranked based on recent production, player upside, positional value, contract implications, and recent trade buzz.
Jordyn Brooks, signed through 2029, might still be a trade candidate despite his long-term contract.
What this adds
This report expands on the the NFL trade deadline, highlighting specific players and teams involved in potential deals.
The sources have not established the exact teams interested in trading for specific players or the final trade values.
Background
The NFL trade deadline is approaching with a flurry of blockbuster deals and aggressive trading strategies.
The NFL trade deadline is approaching, and the Chicago Bears and Indianapolis Colts are leading the charge with significant moves.
What's confirmed
- Bleacher Report's Jordan Schultz urged fans to 'get their popcorn ready' as the NFL trade deadline approaches, signaling a flurry of activity in the coming days.
- According to NFL insider Ian Rapoport, the Los Angeles Chargers have shown no inclination to trade defensive tackle Tuaipulotu, despite interest from other teams.
- Rapoport also reported that the Philadelphia Eagles are unlikely to trade star running back Saquon Barkley but may consider moving players like cornerback Riq Woolen and guard Landon Dickerson.
- Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated suggested that defensive tackle Tuaipulotu 'could be had' despite the Chargers' reluctance to trade him.
- Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur acknowledged the need to improve the run game, indicating potential trade activity.
- The NFL trade deadline is less than a week away, with teams like the Packers and Vikings exploring options.
- Players like Marvin Harrison Jr., Quenton Nelson, DeForest Buckner, and Jeffery Simmons have already changed teams via the trade market.
- Once the deadline passes, trades will be off the table until the offseason, emphasizing the urgency for teams to act.
- Projected trade values are based on factors such as position, player upside, age, and comparable deals.
- The list of top trade candidates is ranked based on recent production, player upside, positional value, contract implications, and recent trade buzz.
- Jordyn Brooks, signed through 2029, might still be a trade candidate despite his long-term contract.
What's still developing
- On Monday, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported on The Aftermath (beginning at the 1:05 mark) that the Chargers have shown "no inclination" to trade Tuipulotu (h/t Jeremy Fowler of ESPN).
- He's also allowed an opposing passer rating of just 60.2 in coverage.
- Since this is our final board before the deadline, we're expanding the list to our top 20 players, though we'll still provide trade values and potential suitors for those in the top 10.
- There's bound to be more roster movement across the league, which is why we're highlighting a trade deadline big board — version 2.0 — rolled out Tuesday by The Athletic's Daniel Popper.