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The Atlanta Falcons have a former starter drawing trade attention, with ESPN suggesting a reunion that could make sense for both teams.

ESPN's Bill Barnwell proposed Atlanta Falcons cornerback Mike Hughes as a potential bargain trade target for the Detroit Lions ahead of the Nov. 10 trade deadline. Hughes, a former 2018 first-round draft pick who played for Detroit in 2022, has seen a sharp decline in playing time following the return of A.J. Terrell Jr. from injured reserve.
Hughes played only eight defensive snaps in Atlanta's Nov. 1 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after logging regular starting reps earlier in the season. Under contract through 2027 on a three-year, $18 million deal, Hughes was highlighted as an experienced depth option for a 5-2 Detroit team managing several defensive injuries.
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