Tyler Sullivan#27 of 87 NFL pundits · Nov 1, 2026
Sullivan suggests Cardinals pass rusher Josh Sweat could be traded before the Nov. 10 deadline for future draft capital, floating Dallas, Green Bay and Buffalo as possible destinations without committing to one.
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it's possible that Sweat could be the next veteran who is shipped out of town for future draft capital
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Trade and Signing CallsJosh Sweat
Josh Sweat to move — “could be the next veteran who is shipped out of town for future draft capital”
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Eisen predicted the NFL would choose the Detroit Lions as the Eagles' opponent for the season-opening game in Philadelphia, and also suggested Josh Sweat would sign with New England. They also floated the Rams as the team best positioned to knock off the Eagles in the NFC, and expected the Rams to run it back with Matthew Stafford.Donnie Druin · Trade and Signing Calls · Josh Sweat · Waiting
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