Welcome to trade season. At 4 p.m. ET on Oct. 30, If it's anything like last year's deadline, it'll be chaos. In the days leading up to last year's deadline, we saw: The Patriots tradeThe The The The get With the NFL getting more and more trade happy -- already this year, , , David Wells Jersey , and have been traded -- we should expect more moves to go down in the next 10 days. With that in mind, we've decided to put together a list of 30 players who could be on the move before the deadline. First, a couple of notes. More on the NFL One, just because someone is listed here does not mean they'll definitely get traded. We aren't making predictions. We're simply saying that these 30 players, among several other players that just mi sed the cut, could get traded for a variety of reasons, from their position on the depth chart to their contract situation to their team's spot in the standings. In reality, the vast majority of these players will not get traded. Two, we included at least one player from every position group (not including special teamers). Three, just like how we aren't making predictions, we also aren't saying this players be traded. So please do not get offended if we listed your favorite player on your favorite team. We're not arguing for a team to trade anyone. This is just a list of 30 players that teams could target in the trade market.OK, on to the list. Quarterbacks (5) ' Robert Griffin III: The Ravens already have (the starter) and (the rookie developmental quarterback) on their roster. Most teams don't like to carry three quarterbacks, but the Ravens kept RG3 around because they needed a more dependable option behind Flacco. If the Ravens feel like Jackson is ready to step in as the backup, they could decide to give RG3 away to a team that's looking to bolster its backup position. ' : Taylor has proven to be a starting-caliber quarterback in his career (89.5 pa ser rating), but he was nothing more than a bridge quarterback in Cleveland. Now that Baker Mayfield is firmly entrenched as the Browns' starter, Taylor has no role in Cleveland. Taylor could be eyed as depth by a contender or a starter (cough cough Jaguars cough cough) if someone goes down with an injury in the next week. ' : Like Taylor, Bri sett has proven that he's good enough to play in the NFL during his stints filling in for in New England and in Indianapolis. , but The Colts could change their minds now that Luck appears to be fully healthy. But it still seems unlikely they'd be willing to part ways with Bri sett after turning down offers in the past. They'd likely have to be really blown away. ' : Similar to the Colts' approach with Bri sett, the Eagles don't appear to be eager to trade Foles And that seems especially unlikely to happen midway through the year. Still, Foles will always make it onto these kinds of lists so long as he's stuck behind in Philadelphia. That being said, his two underwhelming starts this year have hurt his value after the Super Bowl. Most NFL teams are well aware that Foles is best suited for a backup role. ' : A soon-to-be 36-year-old journeyman who might just be the most volatile quarterback in football won't garner much interest on the open market unle s a contender is really desperate for depth at the backup spot. He'd likely be cheap, though, given his age and contract situation (free agent after the season). With Jameis Winston back in the fold, the Buccaneers don't need to keep Fitzpatrick around. Running backs (5) ' :He's the main attraction on the trade market. Bell, who got hit with the franchise tag for a second-straight offseason, hasn't signed his tender yet, which needs to happen if he's going to be traded. It's still not clear when he will report to the team. But if he does sign his tender before the deadline, the Steelers will likely try to deal him away, with thriving in Bell's place -- plus, they're going to lose Bell after the season anyway. They might as well get something in return for him. One team to keep an eye on: , who ' : McCoy might not be the main attraction, but he's up there as a 30-year-old running back who's stuck on a team that's not in a position to compete for a playoff spot anytime soon. Since entering the league, he ranks (13,704) and (81). A contender -- -- that needs a running back could do worse than adding McCoy midseason. McCoy will be a free agent after the 2019 season, so it doesn't make any sense for the Bills to hang on to him. By the time their rebuild is complete, he'll likely be past his prime and on another team.' : The Texans are 4-3, but they don't look like a contender. They've got too many holes -- most notably on the offensive line, -- to keep pace with the AFC's top teams. If the Texans evaluate their short-term future honestly, they'll recognize that they should be more of a seller than a buyer, and a team might consider Miller a buy-low candidate considering his history. He averaged just over 1,000 yards from scrimmage per season from 2012-16. ' : The Lions have yet to get what they wanted out of Abdullah since drafting him in the second round back in 2015. They're hardly even using him. He's played in two games this season, as has taken command of the Lions' backfield. Abdullah doesn't have a role in Detroit and his contract expires after the season, so the Lions might want to get something for him if a buyer looks at Abdullah and decides his pedigree makes him a worthwhile target. Lions' :Blount is the perfect example of a veteran player who can be useful for a team in the playoffs, but he has no value on a playoff-le s team. Blount, while being used way more frequently than Abdullah, is also stuck behind Johnson in the Lions' backfield. He's 31 years old. He's a free agent after the season. Blount's won two straight Super Bowl with the Patriots and Eagles, and he's the kind of short-yardage, goal-line back who won't put up sexy numbers, but holds value when the winter comes. The Lions, however, might not want to sell any useful players since they're alive in the NFC North. Even still, they have so many running backs that they can afford to sell either Blount or Abdullah. Receivers (9) ' :Our Jason La Canfora confirms that the for a first-round pick. Cooper, a first-round pick in 2015, has been remarkably inconsistent on a game-to-game basis, but he's still a talented player who can thrive in the right situation. Right now, long-term a sets are more important to the Raiders than players who can contribute right now. This team is ready to undergo a rebuild under Jon Gruden.' :The Broncos probably should've traded Thomas at some point over the past two years before his value plummeted. The Broncos aren't in contention. Thomas will turn 31 in December. It seems likely the team will move on from him after the season. The Broncos can Why not move him now? According to La Canfora, " like Thomas or Sanders. Broncos' : Speaking of Sanders, he's probably the most likely receiver to depart Denver at the deadline considering he's remained relatively productive. He's on pace to clear the 1,000-yard mark this season. La Canfora reported that ", who is much more productive and has a much lower contract; his trade value is significantly higher." Like Thomas, Sanders could be cut after the season if he isn't moved before then. The Broncos can save They'll probably try to get younger at the position.Bills' : It's not clear if anyone would even want Benjamin, who has caught 15 pa ses in seven games with the Bills. It is clear that Benjamin isn't helping the Bills, a team in need of as many draft picks as po sible. It's po sible a buyer in dire need of a receiver looks at Benjamin's history (2,641 yards and 19 touchdowns from 2014-17) and offers a low pick. ' : Parker's never cashed in on his potential, but Malcolm Butler Jersey he's got a high enough pedigree to be turned into trade bait. According to the According to NFL Network's Tom Peli sero, If that is indeed the Dolphins' asking price, they might not be able to move Parker considering his career-best season totaled 744 yards and four touchdowns. ' : Hogan's value has faded this year while the Patriots have traded for , gotten Julian Edelman back from suspension, and shown a willingne s to use . It wouldn't be entirely shocking for Bill Belichick to trade Hogan, who is a free agent after the season, for some help defensively. Then again, with Gronk dealing with a back injury, the Patriots could also think Hogan might be able to contribute down the stretch and in the playoffs. The Patriots probably won't dump Hogan unle s they're upgrading somewhere else. ' : Injuries have ruined the Falcons' season, likely turning them more into sellers than buyers. Sanu is 29-year-old receiver who'd be capable of helping a playoff-caliber team. Since arriving in Atlanta in 2016, he's caught 148 pa ses for 1,659 yards and 12 touchdowns. With rookie emerging as a viable playmaker, Sanu is expendable for a team that's likely not playoff bound this year. Buccaneers' : Like the Falcons, the Buccaneers aren't heading toward the playoffs. They might be able to get something of value for their 31-year-old deep threat who's been productive this year. A contender should absolutely want Jackson. His contract expires after next season. Cardinals' : A future Hall of Famer, Fitzgerald shouldn't be forced to spend his final days on a team that has a better shot to wind up with the first pick in the draft than a playoff spot. According to CBS Sports NFL Insider Jason La Canfora, That being said, it won't be surprising if Fitzgerald chooses to finish his career with the Cardinals even though they're not close to contending. Tight ends (1) Raiders' :Again, the Raiders are sellers. And Cook likely doesn't have a long-term future with the Raiders. Put it this way, he won't be there when the Raiders are really trying to win in Las Vegas. He might hold some value on the trade market. He's on pace to set a career-high in receiving yards. At this point in his career, Cook is what he is: an inconsistent tight end. But he's good enough to help a contender. Offensive linemen (1) ' : This could be a player a team in need of depth up front targets. He started 25 games from 2016-17, but -- stuck behind starting tackles and -- he's yet to make an appearance this season. The first-round pick of 2015 is a free agent after the season. Pa s rushers (3) ' : The Jaguars likely won't trade Fowler because they need all the help they can get to get their pa s rush going again after a difficult start to the season. But it's worth noting that they didn't pick up Fowler's fifth-year option, which means And that turns him into a target. Player-for-player trades are rare, but what if the Jaguars could upgrade at wide receiver or quarterback by trading Fowler? After an eight-sack 2017 season, he's been held to only two this year. Broncos' : Like Fowler, . Unlike Fowler, Ray doesn't play for a playoff contender. Instead of losing him for nothing after the year, the Broncos might want to get something back for him now. He has only one sack this year and 14 since becoming a first-round pick in 2015. Raiders linebacker : It's difficult to imagine the Raiders selling Irvin after already trading Khalil Mack, but if they're tanking, Irvin would likely command the most value in the trade market behind only Cooper. He has 18 sacks since the beginning of the 2016 season and he's under contract through next season. So he wouldn't be a half-season rental. Cornerbacks (4) Raiders cornerback : Again, the Raiders are sellers. And Conley has struggled since joining the Raiders as a first-round pick last year. Gruden didn't draft him. If a team decides they think they can develop Conley, why would the Raiders feel the need to hang onto him? Wouldn't Gruden rather get a pick and draft a player of his choosing? La Canfora listed Buccaneers cornerback : Grimes has remained productive for his age, but the Buccaneers don't have use for a 35-year-old cornerback. A contender might. He's notched 20 picks since the beginning of the 2013 season. cornerback : According to La Canfora, , who remains a very good player. If the Cardinals feel like overhauling their roster in the midst of a one-win season, they should be able to get something in return for Peterson, who is only 28. The counter argument is that the Cardinals need to go all in with while he's on his rookie deal, and trading Peterson would make their team worse right now. That being said, if a contender needs help in the secondary, go get him. ' : The Giants to New Orleans for a 2019 fourth round and 2020 seventh round pick. Safeties (2) Raiders safety : I'll say it again. The Raiders should be selling all of their players who don't fit long term. Joseph, according to Fox's Jay Glazer, The first-round pick of 2016 could be attractive on the trade market. Again, Gruden has no loyalty to high draft picks he had no hand in picking. He wants to shape his team for Vegas. Cardinals safety : As La Canfora reported, for safety/linebacker Deone Bucannon, a former first-round pick who has not fit in their new defensive scheme (a trade is likely, sources said)." At 1-6, the Cardinals aren't anywhere close to playoff bound. They might be in total sell mode as they try to build around Rosen.
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