The NFL trade deadline is just days away, and speculation abounds about what the Tennessee Titans will or won’t do.
After the surprising trade of Jeffery Simmons to the Chicago Bears, it’s clear every player has a price, and general manager Mike Borgonzi isn't afraid to pull the trigger if the price is right.
On Sunday, NFL Insiders across multiple media outlets reported the same thing: wide receiver Calvin Ridley is the player most likely to be dealt by the Titans, and that move could make sense for both the player and the franchise. Ridley is a holdover from the Callahan regime, and he has been splitting time with Elic Ayomanor.
With most trade deadline talk centered on Ridley being dealt, many of those same outlets reported that veterans Tony
Pollard and Amani Hooker likely won't be traded, and from a team-building perspective, that makes a ton of sense. The Titans are playing hard and making progress, especially on offense, and Pollard can play a critical role in helping continue Cam Ward’s development.
What do you think? Will the Titans move Ridley? Or will they stand pat or move a different player? Sound off and let Titans Wire know what you think.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Will Tennessee Titans be active ahead of the NFL trade deadline?
