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ESPN insider Dan Graziano lists Maxx Crosby, Brandon Aiyuk and Alvin Kamara as top trade candidates this offseason.
Crosby remains the biggest trade candidate if a deal could help contending teams after his knee surgery and health status.
Aiyuk could be moving on from the 49ers, with teams including the Washington Commanders viewed as potential fits.
Kamara’s future trade value is uncertain with one year left on his contract and the Saints signaling potential changes.
Graziano’s broader list points to multiple star players who could be traded as teams assess offseason needs.
The report suggests in-season movement could occur if teams remain in contention and need an impact edge rusher.
Graziano notes Aiyuk's uncertain status with the 49ers and potential trade chatter ahead of 2026.
The piece notes the Nov. 4 trade deadline as a reference point for potential moves.
The discussion centers on players with reputations as impact performers likely to attract interest.
The report emphasizes the potential fit for contending teams seeking immediate impact talent.

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Graziano names Kayshon Boutte as a potential fit for the Commanders in trade talks.
Boutte could be Patriots’ odd-man-out after they traded for A.J. Brown, creating a possible move.
Peters has not shown willingness to give up high-end draft capital for Boutte, affecting trade likelihood.
Boutte’s youth and potential are noted as factors in a possible deal.
The Patriots acquired A.J. Brown, potentially shifting Boutte’s role and trade value.
Boutte’s production includes over 500 receiving yards and nine combined touchdowns in two seasons.
The report suggests compensation will determine whether a trade happens.
Peters has kept details private, maintaining a tight-lipped operation in Washington.
The piece keeps the door open to unlikely possibilities, reflecting the unpredictable NFL off-season.

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ESPN analyst Dan Graziano floated Kyle Pitts as a potential trade candidate for the Falcons amid ongoing roster discussions.
Pitts is on a $15.045 million franchise tag, which influences decision-making on long-term extensions.
The Falcons could trade Pitts to gain cap space or a late Day 2 pick if they pursue other plans.
Baltimore is identified as a potential landing spot due to needs at tight end and recent free-agent changes.
Pitts’ production and health history is cited as a factor in evaluating his market value.
The trade talk ties to broader franchise plans, including Bijan Robinson extensions and cap space considerations.
The piece notes that Pitts’ future could hinge on Falcons’ 2027 cap space and draft decisions.
A playoff-contending start could influence Pitts' trade value and the Falcons’ deadline strategy.
The article frames Pitts as a highly talented former top-10 pick who turns 26 in October.

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