The 2026 NFL trade deadline is Tuesday at 4 p.m. ET, and the rumor mill is churning. It remains to be seen which players will be dealt over the next 24 hours, but quite a few notable names have already been traded this season.

That list includes Jessie Bates III (Jacksonville Jaguars), Jeffery Simmons (Chicago Bears), Quenton Nelson (Seattle Seahawks), DeForest Buckner (San Francisco 49ers), Joey Porter Jr. (Dallas Cowboys), Marvin Harrison Jr. (Houston Texans), Cam Jurgens (Baltimore Ravens), Jacoby Brissett (Ravens), and J.J. McCarthy (New York Giants).

Pro Football Network recently looked at the nine players most likely to be traded, but now we’re asking our NFL analysts: Which trade would you most like to see prior to Tuesday’s deadline?

PFN’s Analysts Reveal Their Favorite NFL Trade Ideas

“The potential to see the likes of the 49ers, Vikings, Bears, Packers, Seahawks, Rams, and Lions duking it out for five playoff spots and then through the postseason would be a lot of fun. A secondary option would be Nico Collins to the Kansas City Chiefs to play with Patrick Mahomes.”

“It’s the rare win-win trade. Josh Allen is executing a more vertical-oriented version of Joe Brady’s offense and while I don’t think BTJ would turn back the clock to his rookie season, he’d be DJ Moore (shoulder) insurance at the very least. This move makes a lot of sense for all involved and I like logic… even if the odds of it happening may not be that high.”

“Jaxon Smith-Njigba is going to get his regardless, and drawing some attention away from him can only help. The Seahawks might not want to pull the trigger with Sam Darnold’s injuries, but the Seahawks likely need another pass catcher to defend their Super Bowl crown without Kenneth Walker III in the backfield anymore.”

“Joining the likes of Jeffery Simmons and Montez Sweat on that defensive line could be a lot of fun as the Bears prepare to make a push for the Super Bowl. Regardless of whether it’s Chicago or somewhere else, it feels wrong imagining Mack finishing off the year with a winless Chargers team.”

“Pickens could potentially net them a Day 2 pick, and that’s capital they could spend on a defensive overhaul, to reset the right way for 2027. On the flip side, Pickens would find new motivation playing for a contender. The 49ers might not be as keen to make the move with their recent WR drama, but the Chiefs could be his best fit yet.”

“I think a change of scenery would do wonders for Thomas and allow him to return to form. While it sounds like the Jaguars will likely be holding onto Thomas, I’d love to see him on the Kansas City Chiefs so he can realize his full potential.”