New NFL Trade Rumors on Brian Thomas Jr., Top WR Targets After Marvin Harrison Jr. Dealt to Texans

Marvin Harrison Jr. may not be the last notable wide receiver to move prior to the Nov. 10 NFL trade deadline.

ESPN's Dan Graziano and Jeremy Fowler cited multiple wideouts who could plausibly be dealt over the next few weeks.

The Jacksonville Jaguars' Brian Thomas Jr. is the first name Graziano mentioned because the 2024 first-round pick is going backwards for the second straight season. He has just nine receptions for 105 yards and one touchdown.

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Fowler questioned whether the Jaguars would trade Thomas given their 4-1 start, and the NFL insider cited how Thomas' value goes a little beyond the raw stats.

"His immense skill set requires defensive backs to play him deep, which opens the field for Washington and Meyers," Fowler said. "But if Jacksonville gets a good offer, it would be foolish not to consider it."

He had a similar opinion on the Cleveland Browns' Jerry Jeudy, who has fallen behind rookies Denzel Boston and KC Concepcion in the pecking order.

"The Browns are improved and need veteran help, so my sense is while they are not actively shopping Jeudy, a strong offer could change that," Fowler reported.

He went on to say that Los Angeles Chargers receiver Quentin Johnston "has come up in a few of my recent conversations."

The Chargers are 0-5, so they could wave the white flag and be a seller at the deadline before too long. Graziano spoke to one source who's skeptical L.A. has that much that other teams will want, though.

In the case of Johnston, his production (seven receptions and 108 yards) isn't very good, and he has a $16.5 million option for 2027. His market could be limited.

Fowler closed out the conversation by throwing the Baltimore Ravens' Rashod Bateman and Minnesota Vikings' Jauan Jennings into the mix.

In general, there are opportunities out there for teams in need of receiver help. However, all of the candidates on the board either carry some risk or are likely to have limited upside.