PFF’s Bradley Locker listed 15 trade candidates ahead of the deadline, and six of them were seen as possible fits for Green Bay. The Green Bay Packers may have a window to be active ahead of the NFL trade deadline.
A to Z Sports evaluated five potential trade targets for the Green Bay Packers ahead of the Nov. 10 trade deadline, identifying Pittsburgh Steelers tackle Dylan Cook as the most logical target rather than a wide receiver. The analysis follows a Pro Football Focus list of candidates and comes with Green Bay sitting at 3-2. The outlet examined Quentin Johnston, Calvin Ridley, Tony Pollard, Zach Sieler, and Cook as theoretical fits for the roster.
The publication highlights Cook as the ideal fit due to his minimal contract, costing roughly $500,000 for the remainder of the season, and Green Bay's tackle struggles. Other candidates present financial or contractual hurdles, including Johnston's 2027 salary, Ridley's contract, Pollard's age, and Sieler's high compensation.
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