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The Atlanta Falcons have a familiar name to consider before the NFL trade deadline, with ESPN floating a former first-round pick who previously thrived under Jeff Ulbrich.

ESPN has identified New York Jets edge rusher Will McDonald IV as a potential trade target for the Atlanta Falcons ahead of the November 10 deadline. The possible move would reunite McDonald with Falcons defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich, who previously coached him in New York. Under Jets head coach Aaron Glenn, McDonald has seen reduced playing time, recording just two sacks through seven games this season.
According to ESPN's Rich Cimini, McDonald could potentially be acquired for a fourth- or fifth-round draft pick. Any acquiring team would assume his guaranteed fifth-year option worth approximately $13.8 million for 2027. Meanwhile, Atlanta faces pass-rushing depth needs following a season-ending ACL injury to Jalon Walker, though James Pearce Jr. is scheduled to return from suspension soon.
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