Team By Team Preseason Trade Block
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Team By Team Preseason Trade Block
The league wasn’t even a week into the preseason when it saw its first trade, with the Raiders flipping CB Jakorian Bennett to the Eagles for DT Thomas Booker. It was a classic August deal. The Raiders moved on from a young player who wasn’t in their plans to address a position of weakness, while the Eagles took advantage of a deep spot on their roster to add to another that wasn’t as deep.
Expect plenty more trades in the weeks to come as teams get a better sense of their strengths and weaknesses. The number to know here is 53 — the number of players teams have to cut down to at the end of August. The 54th-best player on one team might be the 45th-best on another, creating an opportunity for a deal. Player-for-player swaps are common, and teams will also often use late-round picks or pick swaps as ammunition. It’s also common to see teams target end-of-the-roster players who may have flashed as opponents during joint practices, as well as the usual familiar suspects that coaches have worked with in the past.
With that perspective, here’s an updated look at our NFL trade block with an emphasis on players who should be coming up in this preseason-style swaps around the league. We’ll be laying things out a little differently from our other trade block posts, going team by team instead of position by position to make it easier to discuss the unique roster math for each squad.
No surprises here....
Las Vegas Raiders
RBs Zamir White, Sincere McCormick or Dylan Laube
OT Thayer Munford
First-round RB Ashton Jeanty is going to get the lion’s share of the work and veteran RB Raheem Mostert will spell him, but after that, the Raiders have a lot of depth still at running back. Parlaying that into a trade with how devalued the position has become could be hard but they have some interesting names. White is a hammer of a runner who couldn’t get untracked last year and was passed late in the season by McCormick, who runs hard. Laube is a passing-down specialist who found the transition from New Hampshire to the NFL too tough last year, but has some parallels to Danny Woodhead in his game.
Munford has started 18 games in his first three years with the Raiders but seems to have fallen behind 2024 third-round OT D.J. Glaze. He could be a starter with the right development, either at guard or tackle, and is in a contract year, so the Raiders likely wouldn’t hold onto him too tightly.
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Expect plenty more trades in the weeks to come as teams get a better sense of their strengths and weaknesses. The number to know here is 53 — the number of players teams have to cut down to at the end of August. The 54th-best player on one team might be the 45th-best on another, creating an opportunity for a deal. Player-for-player swaps are common, and teams will also often use late-round picks or pick swaps as ammunition. It’s also common to see teams target end-of-the-roster players who may have flashed as opponents during joint practices, as well as the usual familiar suspects that coaches have worked with in the past.
With that perspective, here’s an updated look at our NFL trade block with an emphasis on players who should be coming up in this preseason-style swaps around the league. We’ll be laying things out a little differently from our other trade block posts, going team by team instead of position by position to make it easier to discuss the unique roster math for each squad.
No surprises here....
Las Vegas Raiders
RBs Zamir White, Sincere McCormick or Dylan Laube
OT Thayer Munford
First-round RB Ashton Jeanty is going to get the lion’s share of the work and veteran RB Raheem Mostert will spell him, but after that, the Raiders have a lot of depth still at running back. Parlaying that into a trade with how devalued the position has become could be hard but they have some interesting names. White is a hammer of a runner who couldn’t get untracked last year and was passed late in the season by McCormick, who runs hard. Laube is a passing-down specialist who found the transition from New Hampshire to the NFL too tough last year, but has some parallels to Danny Woodhead in his game.
Munford has started 18 games in his first three years with the Raiders but seems to have fallen behind 2024 third-round OT D.J. Glaze. He could be a starter with the right development, either at guard or tackle, and is in a contract year, so the Raiders likely wouldn’t hold onto him too tightly.
FULL:
https://nfltraderumors.co
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I doubt those three will garner much interest, but one nevers nose!!!
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I wouldn’t be sheddings many tears. Could we negotiate our way to a 3rd round pick? Sure would be nice. I gather we couldn’t get anything higher that a 4th though.
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3rd round pick??? We'd be lucky to get a 6th for O'ConnellGoodTimeCharlie wrote: Tue Aug 12, 2025 4:03 pm
I wouldn’t be sheddings many tears. Could we negotiate our way to a 3rd round pick? Sure would be nice. I gather we couldn’t get anything higher that a 4th though.
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I did say “negotiate”. Like if he promises to shave the mustache, that might kick him up to a 5th.BoKnows81 wrote: Tue Aug 12, 2025 4:18 pm 3rd round pick??? We'd be lucky to get a 6th for O'Connell
…then add a 4th rounder.
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If he shaves the stache and removes the cement blocks from his feet, maybe we get a 5th. Just maybe.GoodTimeCharlie wrote: Tue Aug 12, 2025 4:54 pm I did say “negotiate”. Like if he promises to shave the mustache, that might kick him up to a 5th.
…then add a 4th rounder.
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Wilson
O’Connell
F#k the picks, maybe these clowns can fetch some OLine depth…
O’Connell
F#k the picks, maybe these clowns can fetch some OLine depth…
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Have sympathy dude. Aiden has a disease that causes the bones in his feet to possess a greater density and weight than lead. For what he’s overcome he should be celebrated.BoKnows81 wrote: Tue Aug 12, 2025 5:17 pm If he shaves the stache and removes the cement blocks from his feet, maybe we get a 5th. Just maybe.
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LMAO this is trueGoodTimeCharlie wrote: Tue Aug 12, 2025 5:41 pm Have sympathy dude. Aiden has a disease that causes the bones in his feet to possess a greater density and weight than lead. For what he’s overcome he should be celebrated.
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You mean like Daryle Lamonica?...The fleet of foot Mad Bomber?GoodTimeCharlie wrote: Tue Aug 12, 2025 5:41 pm Have sympathy dude. Aiden has a disease that causes the bones in his feet to possess a greater density and weight than lead. For what he’s overcome he should be celebrated.
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I honestly can’t tell if you’re joking.Sold My Soul wrote: Tue Aug 12, 2025 7:52 pm You mean like Daryle Lamonica?...The fleet of foot Mad Bomber?
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Every snap Aidan takes is a huge mistake by the FO. Give the reps to Cam and give him 100% of developmental time. Aidan is toast and has not improved one bit. He still has zero pocket awareness and runs like he is wearing a diaper loaded with a steamer. If you can get anything in a trade for him, it is a win.
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Thanks a bunch for dropping the "loaded diaper" line. Next time I see him play I wont be able to get that out of my head.RI RAIDER wrote: Wed Aug 13, 2025 5:37 am Every snap Aidan takes is a huge mistake by the FO. Give the reps to Cam and give him 100% of developmental time. Aidan is toast and has not improved one bit. He still has zero pocket awareness and runs like he is wearing a diaper loaded with a steamer. If you can get anything in a trade for him, it is a win.
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