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Which offensive players could be traded before the 2026 NFL trade deadline? On Third Down of 4th & Football, Kyle Crabbs and Garret Greenlee break down several offensive players who could realistically be on the move before the deadline, including Jerry Jeudy, Marvin Harrison Jr., Brian Thomas Jr. and potential quarterback trade candidates. The guys begin with Cleveland Browns wide receiver Jerry Jeudy. Jeudy is 27 years old, carries a $10.3 million base salary and is approaching the final year of his contract. Kyle explains why Cleveland could potentially move on from Jeudy to clear the way for its younger wide receivers while giving another team an opportunity to acquire a receiver with established NFL pedigree. Kyle and Garrett discuss what kind of draft compensation Cleveland could realistically receive and why Jeudy's contract could make him more of a short-term rental than a major long-term commitment. Then the conversation turns to the biggest name on the list: Marvin Harrison Jr. Harrison was Kyle's No. 1 player in the 2024 draft class and was viewed as an elite receiving prospect coming out of Ohio State. His 2026 season has gotten off to a difficult start, but Kyle and Garrett push back on the idea that Harrison's talent has suddenly disappeared. The guys discuss whether Arizona should consider moving Harrison, why his contract makes him an especially intriguing trade target and why virtually every NFL team should at least call the Cardinals if Harrison becomes available. Houston emerges as a particularly interesting potential destination because of C.J. Stroud's previous chemistry with Harrison at Ohio State and the Texans' current need for more reliable receiving options. The guys then discuss Brian Thomas Jr. of the Jacksonville Jaguars. Thomas is entering his third season after producing nearly 1,300 yards and 10 touchdowns as a rookie. Kyle and Garrett debate whether Jacksonville could actually consider moving him and why another team could view Thomas as a high-upside trade target. The Las Vegas Raiders are identified as a particularly interesting potential landing spot because of their need for a true wide receiver No. 1. Finally, the guys discuss whether quarterbacks or running backs could become trade-deadline candidates. Mac Jones and Anthony Richardson are mentioned as possible quarterback names, while the guys explain why the running back market generally makes in-season trades more difficult. Which offensive player should be traded before the deadline? Let us know in the comments. This is 4th & Football with Kyle Crabbs and Garret Greenlee. 00:00 Offensive Players Who Could Be Traded 00:18 Jerry Jeudy Trade Candidate 01:32 What Could Cleveland Get For Jeudy? 02:42 Marvin Harrison Jr. Trade Rumors 03:18 Why We're Not Giving Up On Marvin Harrison Jr. 03:58 Could Houston Trade For Marvin Harrison Jr.? 05:31 Houston's Wide Receiver Problem 06:12 Why Every Team Should Call Arizona 07:58 Marvin Harrison Jr.'s Actual Scouting Profile 09:11 Could Brian Thomas Jr. Be Traded? 10:29 The Case For Trading Brian Thomas Jr. 11:10 Where Is The Rookie-Year Brian Thomas Jr.? 11:47 Why The Raiders Make Sense 12:21 Brian Thomas Jr. + Fernando Mendoza? 12:52 Could A Quarterback Be Traded? 13:18 Mac Jones & Anthony Richardson 13:59 The Annual Joe Flacco Trade? 14:30 Why Running Backs Don't Get Traded 15:12 Could Miami Trade De'Von Achane? 16:57 Fourth Down Preview YouTube: Instagram: TikTok: Twitter: Facebook:
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