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FOX Sports’ Ralph Vacchiano has been told by multiple NFL sources about a handful of receivers that are getting serious trade buzz with the NFL trade deadline in view. One of those is Cardinals WR Marvin Harrison Jr., who by…

NFL sources have identified four wide receivers generating significant trade interest ahead of the upcoming deadline, according to reporting cited by Logan Ulrich. Alongside Cardinals wideout Marvin Harrison Jr., the potential trade targets include Brian Thomas Jr. of the Jaguars, Jerry Jeudy of the Browns, Chris Godwin of the Buccaneers, and Quentin Johnston of the Chargers.
An executive noted that several talented receivers with reduced roles could potentially be acquired for Day 3 draft picks. Both Thomas and Jeudy have experienced diminished roles in their respective offenses this season, while the winless starts of Tampa Bay and the Los Angeles Chargers have similarly increased speculation surrounding Godwin and Johnston.
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