There are sure to be at least a few players shuffled around to new teams this offseason in the NFL, and the quarterback position is unlikely to be an exception. Expect to see at least a couple signal callers traded before the 2026 season gets underway – and here are some names to watch.
Kyler Murray, Arizona Cardinals
The Cardinals are reportedly interested in parting ways with Murray, who allegedly is interested in the Minnesota Vikings as a potential destination. Murray was the 2019 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year and has started for the Cardinals for the past seven seasons.
He suffered a foot injury in Week 5 last season, which sidelined him for the remainder of the year. Over his career, he has recorded 20,460 passing yards, 121 touchdowns, and 60 interceptions through the air, as well as 3,192 rushing yards and 32 touchdowns with his legs.
Tua Tagovailoa, Miami Dolphins
The Dolphins are interested in trading Tagovailoa to another franchise, but this one might not be the one that gets pulled off. Mainly, it's because other teams just aren't interested in Tagovailoa. According to reports, even if the Dolphins take on a large chunk of Tagovailoa's salary, many teams in the market for a quarterback have no desire to make a trade for the former one-time NFL passing yards leader and one-time NFL completion percentage leader.
As a result, there is skepticism around the league that the Dolphins will move Tagovailoa. He has passed for 2,421 yards, 12 touchdowns, and 59 interceptions during his six-season NFL career.
Will Levis, Tennessee Titans
Things just haven't worked out for Levis with the Titans, as he went 5-16 as a starter over his first two seasons before spending 2025 as a backup. He passed for 3,899 yards, 21 touchdowns, and 16 interceptions during his stint with the franchise.
The organization is interested in trading Levis, and the Jaguars are considered a potential landing spot because head coach Liam Coen worked with him at Kentucky. The hope is that a reunion could help him develop as a backup to Trevor Lawrence.
This article originally appeared on Touchdown Wire: 3 potential NFL QB trades that could go down this offseason