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The Patriots have a long list of dream trade targets they could call about ahead of next week's deadline.

Sara Marshall of Musket Fire proposes nine ambitious trade candidates for the New England Patriots ahead of the November 10 deadline. Despite roster weaknesses caused by injuries placing 20 players on injured reserve, New England faces tight salary cap constraints and is not actively projected to make major moves. However, the writer argues that executive Eliot Wolf and head coach Mike Vrabel should still explore high-impact additions to bolster the roster.
The proposed offensive targets include running backs Jonathan Taylor and Derrick Henry, wide receivers Stefon Diggs and Josh Downs, tight end Dallas Goedert, and guard Landon Dickerson. On defense, Marshall recommends pursuing nose tackle Vita Vea, pass rusher Josh Sweat, and outside linebacker Alex Highsmith to reinforce weak spots and support quarterback Drake Maye for a potential playoff push.
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