The Tennessee Titans After the clear defeat against them on Sunday, they lost a hopeless 1:5 defeat Buffalo Bills. At the end of October, the Titans are finally out of the postseason race and are instead fighting for the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. General manager Ran Carthon is likely to be a seller at the upcoming NFL trade deadline (November 5). The Titans desperately need resources to continue rebuilding the organization.

Carthon has several intriguing talents on its roster that could draw interest from across the league. The Titans should look to move the following players before the deadline.

DeAndre Hopkins

DeAndre Hopkins is easily Tennessee’s most intriguing asset and he is the most likely player to be traded. The Titans continue to refuse to bring in their five-time Pro Bowler. Hopkins recorded one reception for negative yards against the Bills on Sunday. He is arguably the best receiver still on the market after the Davante Adams and Amari Cooper trade. He also has an extremely affordable expiring contract with a base salary of $8.2 million, per Over The Cap.

Potential applicants: Kansas City Chiefs, Pittsburgh Steelers

Nick Folk

The Titans are one of five teams that have converted 100 percent of their field goal attempts this season. Nick Folk is a perfect nine-for-nine. The soon-to-be 40-year-old Folk also has an expiring contract. Kicker trades are rare, but postseason contenders like that Green Bay Packers And San Francisco 49ers are struggling to find consistency in their kicking game.

Potential applicants: Green Bay Packers, San Francisco 49ers

Quandre Diggs

Quandre Diggs has been really good for the Titans this season. He is an undisputed all-down starter opposite Amani Hooker, especially after the release of Jamal Adams. The aging Diggs is a quality defenseman who should be available for a sixth- or seventh-round pick. His contract is expiring and he probably wouldn’t consider returning to Nashville in 2025.

Potential applicants: Minnesota Vikings, Dallas Cowboys

Daniel Brunskill

The Titans demoted Daniel Brunskill to backup offensive lineman and promoted Dillon Radunz to starting right guard. Radunz has exceeded expectations and could still be a long-term frontrunner. Offensive line play is a pandemic across the league. Brunskill is a veteran who put together quality seasons as a starter. His contract is expiring and he would improve some units in the league.

Potential applicant: Seattle Seahawks

Chig Okonkwo

Chigoziem Okonkwo had his best performance of the season against the Bills, recording four receptions for 50 yards. Okonkwo remains on an affordable rookie contract until 2025, so Carthon shouldn’t be too hesitant to sign him, but he shouldn’t ignore a good offer either. Josh Whyle is the starting tight end and the roster has other young players at the position such as David Martin-Robinson and Thomas Odukoya.

Potential applicants: Washington commanders

Tyler Boyd

The Titans probably shouldn’t move both Hopkins and Tyler Boyd as they continue to learn whether Will Levis is a franchise quarterback. If Hopkins doesn’t generate the expected interest, Boyd may be the alternative. The veteran’s contract is expiring and he currently leads the Titans in receptions (18).

Potential applicants: San Francisco 49ers, Los Angeles Chargers