Most of the big names available this NFL offseason have found new homes, or cashed in with their old ones. Now that the NFL Draft is in the rearview mirror and teams have stocked their rosters with young, cost-controlled talent, there are some veterans who could hit the trade market as their teams look to either save some money against the cap or simply move on and offer opportunities to younger players.
With that in mind, we’re going to take a look at some of the most likely candidates to be dealt over the summer.
Tannehill is more likely to sit tight as a placeholder in Tennessee on the final year of his contract, but at a steep salary, with the Titans just trading up to draft Will Levis at No. 33 overall, it’s very possible the team could solicit offers for its incumbent starter. Coach Mike Vrabel hasn’t committed to Tannehill being on the roster come Week 1, and while the Titans would certainly be more likely to contend for another playoff run if he stays, it’s clear new general manager Ran Carthon is thinking about the future.
Logical landing spots: Cardinals, Falcons, Packers
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