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Dianna Russini of The Athletic reports that the Bills are in search of help at both safety and wide receiver ahead of the deadline. The Jets seem like obvious sellers; however, their asking price thus far has been sky-high. “The Jets are listening, but their prices are high, which tells me they’re not serious about trading … yet,” an assistant general manager said, via Fox Sports. With the standings wide open and teams that nobody expected to contend rising to the top, there are a lot of organizations that haven’t been willing to give up on their season just quite yet. “Teams that should be laser-focused on 2026 already just aren’t there yet,” the personnel executive said. “They all have their reasons. Some are trying to get a few wins to save jobs. Others may think it sends a bad message to fans while they’re trying to sell tickets. I don’t know. But they’re not there yet. The Browns were probably the first to accept their reality, and they already sold off a couple of their most attractive pieces (quarterback Joe Flacco and cornerback Greg Newsome). The Dolphins, Jets and Saints should have a ‘For Sale’ sign out too, but I don’t get the sense that they do.“ Per Connor Hughes, the Jets do have players available, but “any deal would be for fair conformation/Jets price, though. Not pennies on dollar.” Hughes adds teams are wondering if the Jets will be more willing to give in to deals if they fall to 0-8. Dianna Russini of The Athletic reports that the Colts are interested in trading for a cornerback. Dianna Russini of The Athletic reports that the Jaguars are listening to calls regarding WR Brian Thomas Jr. and are in search of help on defense.
