 Oh, hey there, it's National Titan Day. Whoa-ho. Put your hands up. Rise and shine as National Titan Day is right around the corner. Welcome to a new episode of Time 2 Football. I'm your wonderful host, Hasan Khan. And in this episode, we're going to be giving you five players that have the potential of being traded prior to the NFL trade deadline. We've already seen some big names being shifted across the National Football League, including Jalen Ramsey, Marcus Peters, Michael Bennett. And as a Falcons fan, I even had a little bit of a revelation when this player got traded. Adam Schefter has just reported the Falcons are sending wide receiver, Mohamed Sanu, to the New England Patriots in exchange for a second round pick. Ladies and gentlemen, if you don't think this season is ending up for one of the best players. So we're tankin', tankin', tank for Tula? You going to take Vic Beasley with you? We'll give him to you for free. Man, Dan Quinn is going to be fired. Who we get next? Chris Rashard, Robert Sala, Kellen Moore, Josh McDaniels? Why do I still watch football? The Patriots are going to win the whole thing. Man, our offense is too talented to be this bad. This ain't even a Nike jersey. It's Reebok. Maybe there's a possibility we can win nine games in a row, go 10 and six and make the playoffs. But before we name our five trade candidates, we're going to tell you about an overlay DFS. This is daily fantasy football where every matchup is in a start or set format. Pretty much you just guessed which player is going to have more fantasy points for that week. Some of the matchups for this week include Gardner Mitchell versus Sam Darnold, Todd Gurley versus Nick Chubb, T.Y. Houghton versus Keenan Allen, which that one should be a freebie because Keenan Allen is dealing with a hamstring injury, but there's so many more matchups as well. If you're a perfect 12-0 in your predictions, you win a grand prize of $25,000. 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And that is why he is the hungriest player of the week. Now we're gonna mention five players that could be traded prior to the NFL trade deadline, but we're also gonna mention the best landing spot, a team that needs this player the most, starting with our first candidate, offensive tackle Trent Williams of the Washington Redskins. Which team could use him the most? The Tennessee Titans, a realistic possibility of him being traded there. The Browns are the front runners and pushing the hardest to get Trent Williams, but Williams is at odds with the Washington Redskins, so it seems like they're not gonna hold on to him. Instead, think of the Tennessee Titans who gave up the most sacks in the NFL, and it showed how bad that offensive line can be when Jack Conklin missed a game and they looked terrible against the Chargers. Trent Williams may have to shift over to guard from tackle, but imagine Jack Conklin, Trent Williams, and Taylor Luan on the same offensive line, blocking for Derek Henry. That could be one of the best run offenses in the NFL. The next player who's been the topic of many trade conversations, Miami Dolphins running back Kenyan Drake. There's a lot of teams out there that could use a running back, but the team that we feel like needs him the most, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. I understand the Lions because of the whole carry-on Johnson injury, but I feel like Matt Patricia is okay with Ty Johnson, Jada McKessick, Trent Carson, maybe even Paul Perkins as his running back crew for the next eight weeks. Listen, the Buccaneers, they need a run game. They would have loved to get Tevin Coleman or Levy on Bell in the offseason, but they just didn't have the cap space. Peyton Barber and Ronald Jones, they're okay, but are they good enough to win you a Super Bowl? Probably not. Kenyan Drake, he may not be a franchise back, but he could be your starting running back and every down three down back. Not to mention that Kenyan Drake is a very good receiving back, and if he's coached by Bruce Arians, who made the most out of David Johnson in the past game and the run game in Arizona, Kenyan Drake could succeed in Tampa Bay. Player number three on our list, Bengals wide receiver, AJ Green. A lot of teams out there that could benefit with Green, the Packers, the Jets, the Bills, the team that we feel like could benefit with him the most, the Oakland Raiders. So here's why the Bengals should move on from AJ Green. He's in his 30s, audit is the future, Tyler Boyd is the present, AJ Green is the past. You're not gonna make the playoffs, you're gonna get a high draft pick, why not couple that with a second round, maybe even a first rounder for AJ Green. So why the Oakland Raiders? They've needed a number one receiver since the whole Antonio Brown situation. Ty Brown Williams is good, but he's not that guy. Yes, they got say Jones, but that's just not enough. They're still inquiring about other receivers in the league, such as Robbie Anderson from the Jets. Plus, this would be a John Gruden move. Gruden loves big names. So imagine if you got AJ Green to line up on the outside opposite of Ty Rao Williams, you got Zay Jones in the slot, Darren Waller at tight end, and a franchise running back in Josh Jacobs, Derek Carr has plenty of names to play with. Next up, we're gonna mention someone on defensive Vic Beasley of the Atlanta Falcons. There's a lot of teams out there that need pass rush help, but the team that would benefit the most, the Detroit Lions. It's time for the Falcons to move on from Vic Beasley. Had a great year during the Super Bowl run, but since then, hasn't done much. This move makes sense for both teams. For the Falcons, they just got a second round pick from the Patriots. Imagining a mid round pick for Beasley, maybe a third or a fourth round, you increase your chances of having a great draft in 2020. For the Lions, they could benefit with Beasley. They are the fifth worst team in the NFL when it comes to sacks. They need pass rush help. And for Vic Beasley, imagine this being a resurgence in his career, being paired with Matt Patricia, a creative defensive mind that will definitely find a role for him as a rotational player. The final trade candidate in this video, O.J. Howard of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The best landing spot, the New England Patriots. So I originally had the Chicago Bears as the best landing spot, but after sitting down and looking at their draft picks after that whole Clio Mac trade, I couldn't come up with a realistic scenario where the Bears would sacrifice more draft picks for O.J. Howard. Instead, let's go with a team that won't stop bothering the Bucks about Howard. For both teams, this makes sense. For the Buccaneers, there's just no need for Howard. That simple. The Patriots, there's a big need for tight end, the only position that you need. And if you acquire O.J. Howard, game over. We already know what's gonna happen. And movies have been spoiled. The Patriots are winning the Super Bowl. But that's all we have for this video. Thank you guys so much for watching. Don't forget to like this video and leave a comment down below. Do you like these trade predictions? Do you disagree? Do you agree? If so, what are your predictions? Who are other players that you believe will be traded prior to the NFL trade deadline? Leave a comment down below and interact with us. Also, subscribe to this channel so you can stay up to date when we come out with a new episode every single week. Also, hit me up on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. The username for all three is at Time to Football. Again, thank you guys so much for watching this video and I'll catch you guys later.