NFL teams are buzzing with trade activity. The Saints aim to extend Chris Olave. The Titans are open to trading most players except Jeffery Simmons and Cam Ward. The Eagles seek defensive help but will not trade A.J. Brown. Several teams are fielding calls on defensive stars. Contenders are strengthening their rosters for the second half of the season.
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