An ESPN analyst argued an Atlanta Falcons starting defender from 2022-23 could be moved before the NFL trade deadline.

The Falcons are last in the NFL with six sacks. Let's look at their trade options ahead of the Nov. 5 deadline.

The NFL's November 5th trade deadline is fast approaching, so the Atlanta Falcons must make a move or two quickly. The entire fanbase has been clamoring for Myles Garrett or Maxx Crosby but that won't happen. Those two players will demand more capital than Terry Fontenot is willing to give up.

The Falcons are expected to be buyers at the trade deadline, which is less than two weeks away. That much is clear. Atlanta ranks dead last in the league with six sacks, and their pressure numbers aren’t much better.

After years of speculation and alleged “deals in place” that fell through, the Atlanta Falcons traded for an edge rusher! Terry Fontenot sent a third to New England to acquire Matthew Judon, a player with a productive history but one that came with risk after missing most of the 2023 season and being north of 30 years old.

Bleacher Report's Kristopher Knox argued the Atlanta Falcons should inquire on Tennessee Titans defensive tackle Sebastian Joseph-Day.

While most of the moves made involve the wide receiver position, there are other positions, pass rush for example, that may be made available by scuffling teams. But will the Falcons make a move?

The Atlanta Falcons have the worst pass-rush in the NFL over seven weeks, so it goes without saying they need to upgrade in that area. With that in mind, Bleacher Report suggested a trade for a stud edge rusher.

The NFL trade deadline is right around the corner, and the Falcons are expected to be in the market for a pass rusher. “Yes,” Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated responded to a question that the Falcons are indeed in the trade market for a pass rusher.