
Detroit is just one game back from first place in the tightly contested NFC North, but a trade isn't the craziest idea given that the 30-year-old slot receiver is set to become an unrestricted free agent after the season. The team would still have a decent wideout group led by Marvin Jones and Kenny Golladay, though neither seems capable of filling Tate's shoes as a high-volume possession receiver. Tate is on pace for a 101-1,182-7 receiving line on 158 targets, seeking a fifth consecutive season with 90 or more catches. Assuming he sticks around with his current team, Tate will draw a tricky matchup Week 9 at Minnesota. A trade would leave TJ Jones as the No. 3 wide receiver in an offense that finally seems to have achieved some semblance of run-pass balance.

























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