Lastly, Trey Hendrickson, an edge rusher for the Bengals, may either be traded or extended as he enters the final year of his contract without guaranteed money, with the team potentially looking for his replacement.

As the 2025 NFL Draft approaches, several notable players are facing potential trades or cuts due to roster changes and the influx of rookie talent.

Germaine Pratt, a linebacker for the Cincinnati Bengals, has requested a trade, particularly if the team decides to draft a linebacker under the new coaching staff.

Similarly, Jaire Alexander of the Green Bay Packers is a trade candidate, as the team may look to draft a cornerback to address his injury history and ongoing trade inquiries.

In Tennessee, Will Levis, the Titans' quarterback, could find himself on the trading block if the team selects a franchise quarterback with their top pick.

Aidan O'Connell, who has performed well as a fill-in starter for the Las Vegas Raiders, may also be traded as the team considers drafting a rookie quarterback.

Dallas Goedert, the tight end for the Philadelphia Eagles, is at risk of being cut due to his injury history and the team's interest in bringing in a younger tight end.

Mark Andrews of the Baltimore Ravens faces uncertainty regarding his future, as the team might entertain offers given the depth of this year's rookie tight end class.

D'Andre Swift, running back for the Chicago Bears, could be traded if the team opts to draft a top running back prospect, reflecting the new coach's desire to reshape the backfield.

Kirk Cousins, currently a backup quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons, is reportedly seeking a trade following the team's decision to draft quarterback Michael Penix Jr. last year.

On the defensive side, Jalen Ramsey of the Miami Dolphins is likely to be traded, as the team's GM has indicated a willingness to act in the best interest of both the team and the player.