A month before the NFL's Nov. 10 trade deadline, teams are already making calls on a handful of veterans who could change addresses before the postseason push, according to league reporting this week.

ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reported that Cleveland Browns receiver Jerry Jeudy, Philadelphia pass rusher Josh Sweat, and Los Angeles Chargers edge rusher Khalil Mack are among the names drawing the most trade buzz, along with Jermaine Johnson II and Will McDonald IV, according to a roundup from Bleacher Report.

Jeudy has emerged as one of the more intriguing names on the list, with receiver-needy contenders reportedly circling him as a potential addition for a playoff push, per RotoBaller.

Mack's future in Los Angeles

Mack's situation is the most complicated. At 35 and in the final year of his contract, the former Defensive Player of the Year is set to hit free agency after the season, and the Chargers' 0-4 start has fueled speculation he could be dealt to a contender looking for a pass-rushing boost down the stretch. Reporting on the Chargers' roster moves suggests the team isn't actively shopping him despite the slow start, preferring to let his situation play out through the year.

35 AND CHASING ONE MORE SHOT

Elsewhere, injuries are already reshaping the trade calculus. Buffalo Bills receiver DJ Moore has re-aggravated a shoulder injury that has now cost him two games and limited his practice reps over the past two weeks, a development that could push the Bills toward the receiver market as the deadline approaches.

Teams across the league are expected to make their final evaluations over the next few weeks, with contenders weighing whether to mortgage future draft capital for immediate help versus holding their assets for another offseason. Executives say this year's market could move quickly once teams get a clearer read on the playoff picture after Week 6.

The Nov. 10 deadline gives teams roughly four more weeks to finalize trades before rosters lock in for the stretch run.