League could see a lot of movement ahead of NFL trade deadline

As the Nov. 4 trade deadline inches closer, there is a wide expectation that plenty of movement will occur around the league in the coming weeks.

There are many notable players who could be on the move as franchises look to ramp up their playoff pushes. Names such as Kirk Cousins, Russell Wilson, Bradley Chubb, Alvin Kamara, Trey Hendrickson and Cameron Jordan.

Many of the respective teams from where these players play could choose to become sellers as they continue to fall out of the playoff picture. It leaves several contenders in a prime position to add mid-season talent, providing them with the boost they need to reach the playoffs.

There may lie opportunities for any of these players to play pivotal roles in helping another team push toward a Super Bowl. In 2021, the Los Angeles Rams acquired star pass rusher Von Miller before the trade deadline, and he played a significant role in helping the franchise win Super Bowl LVI.

The following year, the Kansas City Chiefs traded for wide receiver Kadarius Toney, and he played a significant role in helping the team reach the Super Bowl, highlighted by a 65-yard punt return touchdown and a walk-off overtime touchdown.

Injuries could play a significant role in prompting teams to strengthen their rosters for the second half of the season. Time will tell, but the table is set for many big-name players to potentially move to new teams in the next couple of weeks.