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The Arizona Cardinals are listening to potential trade offers ahead of the November 10 trade deadline, with edge rusher Josh Sweat drawing interest while safety Budda Baker appears likely to stay. Despite holding a 3-5 record, the Cardinals remain in contention in a struggling NFC West. General manager Monti Ossenfort has set a high asking price for Sweat, who is reportedly drawing interest from teams including the Dallas Cowboys, Chicago Bears, and Cincinnati Bengals.
Sweat is open to a trade or staying in Arizona, but the Cardinals may retain him rather than part with their primary pass rusher for future draft picks. Meanwhile, the Cardinals are not actively seeking to trade Baker, with NFL insider Adam Schefter reporting that Ossenfort has little to no interest in moving the veteran safety.
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