Polymarket traders are betting on which NFL players will be traded before the deadline, and several familiar names are trending near even odds. David Njoku currently leads the market, while a group including Breece Hall, Kayvon Thibodeaux, Evan Neal, Calvin Ridley, and Brandin Cooks sit just behind him. The data points to an unusually active final stretch before the trade window closes.
David Njoku Leads Polymarket’s NFL Trade Deadline Odds
Cleveland Browns tight end David Njoku tops all NFL players with a 57% chance to be traded according to Polymarket users.
Njoku’s athleticism and uneven usage in Cleveland’s passing game make him a logical candidate for teams seeking an offensive spark at tight end. He’s been odds-on to leave the Browns for a prolonged period of time, holding steady while others fluctuate.
Breece Hall, Kayvon Thibodeaux Odds-On To Be Traded According To Polymarket
The second tier is crowded with young names. Jets running back Breece Hall sits at 51%. With teams like the Chiefs and the Chargers in the running for Hall, Polymarket users believe it wouldn’t be a surprise if he was shipped out of New Jersey.
Giants stars Kayvon Thibodeaux — who has been linked to the 49ers and Ravens — and Evan Neal are in the same range. Those numbers show bettors are giving real weight to possible movement out of New York, where the Giants could make structural changes if losses keep piling up.
Nick Chubb Trade Draws Most Money on Polymarket
Nick Chubb’s trade chance sits at 17%, down sharply, yet his Polymarket market shows roughly $20,000 in total volume, the largest by far.
That heavy trading reflects bettors using his name as a liquid contract rather than betting on an actual deal. Few bettors seem to believe he’ll move this season, but his market remains the busiest due to name recognition.
A.J. Brown Trade: Activity Reflects Past Frustrations
Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown sits near the bottom of Polymarket’s board with just 7% chance of being traded. His visible frustration earlier in the season and occasional sideline spats reignited speculation about whether he could request a move if the offense sputtered.
Traders appear to be taking small positions based on sentiment, not inside information. The Eagles remain in contention, and Brown’s production makes any trade improbable, but his presence on the market underscores how quickly emotion-driven narratives can move money.
Trey Hendrickson’s Market Suggests Genuine Trade Potential
Cincinnati Bengals edge rusher Trey Hendrickson’s odds have surged toward the 50% mark, one of the highest among established starters. The jump reflects both his strong on-field performance and the Bengals’ uncertain direction heading into November.
Hendrickson remains productive with consistent sack totals, and his contract structure would be easy for a contender to absorb. Polymarket traders seem to view him as one of the few veterans whose combination of value, cap flexibility, and team situation could realistically result in a trade with the Bengals offseason hopes in trouble.
Calvin Ridley’s Uncertain Role Makes Him A Real Deadline Candidate
Calvin Ridley’s 51% probability mirrors the uncertainty around his new start with the Tennessee Titans. He’s produced unevenly since joining the team, and his short-term contract gives Tennessee an incentive to listen if a contender calls.
Ridley’s route-running and experience make him attractive to playoff teams looking for a reliable secondary option, and Polymarket traders are betting that his one-year deal could make him one of the easier mid-tier names to move before the window closes.
