49ers

ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler notes if the Bengals change their mind about trading DE Trey Hendrickson, the 49ers have come up as a team that would be especially interested.
He mentions Texans LB Christian Harris as another potential target, as he’s played in a similar scheme under Texans HC DeMeco Ryans and San Francisco might need reinforcements after losing LB Fred Warner for the year.

Bears

ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler mentions other teams view Bears LT Braxton Jones as a legitimate trade candidate heading into the deadline after he lost his starting job.

Commanders beat reporter Ben Standig is continuing to keep an eye on 2024 third-round OL Brandon Coleman as a potential trade candidate for Washington, as he went from starting left tackle as a rookie last year to a healthy scratch for the past month.

The Athletic’s Zach Berman expects the Eagles to look hard at trading for help at edge rusher and cornerback, with the former the bigger priority. The team still has 10 projected draft picks in 2026 to work with. He adds Dolphins OLBs Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips are natural targets after playing for Eagles DC Vic Fangio in the past.
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler lists Eagles OLB Azeez Ojulari as an honorable mention trade candidate, but doesn’t go into further detail.

ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler notes Falcons OLB Arnold Ebiketie is a player who could continue to draw some trade interest heading into the trade deadline, as he did earlier this offseason. Ebiketie is in the final year of his contract and a rotational player for Atlanta, albeit a productive one. Fowler adds the Falcons are willing to listen to offers but aren’t outright shopping Ebiketie.
Regarding Falcons QB Kirk Cousins, Fowler says a trade is unlikely to happen unless another team ends up needing a new starter. He adds the Vikings are a natural fit to speculate about.

ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler writes the Giants would have a challenging time finding a trade partner for QB Russell Wilson and estimates the chances of a deal at only 10 percent. He mentions the Raiders and Saints as potential fits.
Fowler mentions it’s now or never if the Giants are going to trade OL Evan Neal, who’s in the final year of his contract after his fifth-year option was declined. Neal hasn’t appeared in a game this season.
Fowler lists Giants DL Chauncey Golston as an honorable mention trade candidate, but doesn’t go into further detail.
In a different article, Fowler notes the Giants did some window shopping to potentially add help at receiver, but ultimately will probably stand pat and keep their draft picks as they look to build around first-round QB Jaxson Dart.

Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press does not expect the Lions to be major players ahead of the in-season trade deadline. While the team is extraordinarily banged...