NFL Trade Deadline: Tashard Choice and 3 Players Likely on the Move

With the NFL trade deadline looming, it's very possible that there will be a few moves before teams have to put an end to talks for the season.

Players are being thrown on the block at the very last second, but how many of them are likely to actually get traded?

Maybe not many, but some for sure.

Here are three players that are likely going to be on the move before we reach the trade deadline.

RB Tashard Choice (Dallas Cowboys)

Tashard Choice is no longer feeling the love from America's Team.

It's no secret that Choice is out of place. Trade rumors have been swirling for quite some time with DeMarco Murray emerging as the No. 2 back.

If Dallas can get something for Choice, they are likely to pull the trigger.

The only question is whether there are any teams with a high interest in picking up a running back.

There won't be many suitors, but one is all it takes.

WR Eddie Royal (Denver Broncos)

Wide receiver Brandon Lloyd has been traded out of Denver to the St. Louis Rams.

Apparently Eddie Royal wants out of Denver as well. Receivers in the city aren't showing much love for Tim Tebow.

Royal has been injured much of the season, so his early placement on the trade block hasn't attracted much interest.

However, there are plenty of teams that could use an extra receiver.

Carolina, Cleveland, Buffalo, Tennessee, Oakland and Tampa Bay all come to mind. There are many more than just those six.

QB Carson Palmer (Cincinnati Bengals)

I know the track record for Cincinnati owner Mike Brown. Based on that, all signs point to the Bengals sticking with their ridiculous trend and not trading Carson Palmer.

The Oakland Raiders are pushing hard to make a trade happen.

If the Raiders offer the right deal, can the Bengals really pass it up? They have moved on without Palmer.

Do you really stick to your ridiculous methods and let Palmer stay retired, or do you take an offer and actually get something for your player.

Brown said he wouldn't trade Chad Ochocinco either. Eventually, there is a right time for everything.