Michael Mayer of the Las Vegas Raiders is considered expendable after the team acquired a standout tight end, making him a likely trade candidate.

Dallas Goedert of the Philadelphia Eagles could also be traded for draft capital as the team looks to draft a successor tight end.

As the NFL Draft approaches, trade activity has been minimal as teams assess the futures of marquee players.

Aaron Rodgers' future remains uncertain, and his decision on whether to play in 2025 will significantly impact teams' quarterback strategies.

The potential for Rodgers to sign with a team after the draft could create competition among franchises in need of a quarterback.

Kirk Cousins of the Atlanta Falcons is available for trade, but his no-trade clause complicates any potential move as teams navigate their quarterback needs.

Kayvon Thibodeaux of the New York Giants may also be traded, depending on the team's draft strategy with their third overall pick and his pending contract decisions.

Tyreek Hill of the Miami Dolphins has had a tumultuous offseason, with trade discussions fueled by his desire for a fresh start and the team's need to revamp their roster.

Similarly, Jalen Ramsey, also of the Dolphins, is on the trade block, though his contract and recent performance may limit the potential return.

George Pickens of the Pittsburgh Steelers could be traded due to off-field issues, despite being a talented young player facing a looming contract extension.

Brandon Aiyuk of the San Francisco 49ers has a significant contract situation that complicates potential trades, especially following a serious injury last season.

Micah Parsons of the Dallas Cowboys is expected to be a key trade piece if the team does not secure a contract extension, potentially yielding multiple first-round picks.