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Shaun CalderonNov 2, 2026

Calderon projects the trade market for several Titans ahead of the deadline: Tony Pollard fetching at least a fifth-round pick, Amani Hooker bringing a fourth or even a conditional third, Jacob Martin drawing a mid-to-late Day 3 pick, Calvin Ridley moving for a late Day 3 pick, and Alontae Taylor more likely to stay in Tennessee.

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Waiting4 calls, none settled yet
—Average accuracynothing settled yet
—A naive guessthe same calls, no knowledge
0 of 4Settled4 still waiting
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What Shaun Calderon said

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But considering how important Pollard is for Ward, I think it’ll take at least a fifth round pick to lure him away.
Shaun Calderon, the lead quote · each call’s own words are below
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Titans' Trade Stock Hits a New High With Multiple Players After Loss to Bengals in Week 8
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  1. 1Jacob Martin to move — “a team offer a mid-to-late day three pick to try to take him away”“with his value being as high as it is, it wouldn’t shock me to see a team offer a mid-to-late day three pick to try to take him away.”
  2. 2Amani Hooker to move — “would likely fetch a fourth-round pick in return”“At this rate, Hooker would likely fetch a fourth-round pick in return, and if it turns into a bidding war between multiple teams, you could even see a team possibly go as far as offering a conditional third-rounder to secure his services.”
  3. 3Calvin Ridley to move — “a late day-three pick could probably get it done”“I don’t think this one would take much; a late day-three pick could probably get it done.”
  4. 4Tony Pollard to move — “traded for at least a fifth round pick”“But considering how important Pollard is for Ward, I think it’ll take at least a fifth round pick to lure him away.”

Box score

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How each call scored

4 checkable claims — 4 trade and signing calls — each graded on its own rather than as one all-or-nothing call.

It names 4 players and teams, each linked to their own record.

None of them have settled yet — they grade once their results are in.

Each call is scored 0 to 100 against what happened, on its own, by the published methodology. The naive guess is what knowing nothing would have scored on the same calls; the gap, weighted by how hard the call was, is the skill.

  1. 1Trade and Signing CallsJacob Martin

    Jacob Martin to move — “a team offer a mid-to-late day three pick to try to take him away”

    VerdictWaiting

    Not settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.

  2. 2Trade and Signing CallsAmani Hooker

    Amani Hooker to move — “would likely fetch a fourth-round pick in return”

    VerdictWaiting

    Not settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.

  3. 3Trade and Signing CallsCalvin Ridley

    Calvin Ridley to move — “a late day-three pick could probably get it done”

    VerdictWaiting

    Not settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.

  4. 4Trade and Signing CallsTony Pollard

    Tony Pollard to move — “traded for at least a fifth round pick”

    VerdictWaiting

    Not settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.

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