The deadline to consummate a trade ends on Tuesday Dwayne Haskins Redskins Jersey , October 30th at 4pm. Trades in the NFL are not very common mid-season, but they can and do happen. Last year, there were five trades before the deadline, with the biggest name being Jimmy Garoppolo, who went from the Patriots to 49ers.Will the Redskins be in the market for a new player via trade?Some names being floated around that may be able to help the Redskins are listed below:Amari Cooper (24) 6’1” 210:The Redskins need help at wide receiver. Cooper has the ability to stretch the field vertically, and is excellent with the ball in his hands in the open field. He posted back-to-back 1000 yard receiving seasons in his first two years in the league. Karl Joseph (25) 5’ 10” 205:The Raiders are cleaning house, and safety Karl Joseph, a former 2016 first round pick could be on the block. He has the ability to play free or strong safety, and can also add help in the slot on flexed tight ends. Deone Bucannon (26) 6’1” 215:The Cardinals are a hot mess; especially after their most recent beat-down at home by the Broncos on Thursday night. Bucannon is a hybrid safety/linebacker who can play all three downs. He’s made over 80 tackles in each of his first four seasons in the NFL. Remember when the Redskins drafted Su’a Cravens? This is the player they hoped he’d become. Dante Fowler Jr. (24)6’3” 255:Fowler, a former first round draft pick, is entering his fourth season, and the Jaguars did not pick up his fifth year option. He’ll be a free agent in the spring, but he has the ability to help a team out now, and be a fixture for the future. He’d fit nicely in a 3-4 base as an OLB. Mohamed Sanu (29) 6’2” 210: The former Rutgers star is no stranger to Jay Gruden’s offense having played for him in Cincinnati for two seasons. He can line up outside or in the slot and he’s a physical presence wherever he’s playing. Kelvin Benjamin (27)6’5” 240:Benjamin is in the final year of his contract, and he’s not really lighting it up in Buffalo. With the recent injury to Josh Allen, the Bills may become sellers, and Benjamin would be the perfect trade bait. He has two seasons where he put up over 940 receiving yards. Devontae Booker (26)5’11” 219:The third year running back is stuck behind two promising rookies in Denver. He’s an excellent receiver out of the backfield, and has the size to run between the tackles. With Chris Thompson being constantly dinged up, and no proven third down option behind him, Booker could come in and make an immediate impact. He likely wouldn’t cost much either. Ameer Abdullah (25)5’9” 203:Abdullah has fallen out of grace in Detroit, especially since Kerryon Johnson has emerged as a dynamic threat in both the running and passing game. He’s still a dynamic play-maker in space, and a very good receiver out of the backfield. Projected 2019 draft picks (10):1233 (projected comp pick - Cousins)455 (projected comp pick - Long)6 (projected comp pick - Grant)6 (projected comp pick - Pryor)7*it’s likely the Redskins will have 4 picks in the top 100 for 2019There is also the possibility the Redskins will become sellers at the trade deadline. I few possible candidates are listed below:Preston Smith - Smith is playing on the final year of his rookie deal, and has not exactly hit the ball out of the park to this point in the young season.Josh Doctson - The former first round pick has just eight receptions and 68 receiving yards in four games played in 2018. Samaje Perine - The former Sooner is a big Wholesale Dwayne Haskins Jersey , powerful running back with decent speed and above average hands. He’s been in the dog house for some ball security issues. Ryan Kerrigan - Just throwing this one out there. Crazier things have happened...Should the Redskins become buyers, sellers or just sit tight at the trade deadline? If you think they should be active, who would you like to see them trade, or trade for?Don’t forget, last year’s Super Bowl champs made a trade deadline deal that helped their team down the stretch... On paper, Washington looks like it will have one of the league’s best defenses with Jonathan Allen, Daron Payne, Matt Ioannidis, Landon Collins, Montez Sweat, Josh Norman and Ryan Kerrigan among others. A scout from another team called Washington’s front seven the best in the game.But from his two years in the NFL, Allen knows that potential doesn’t always equal production. It’s a “show-me” game.“I’ve felt that way the last three years, but we haven’t done it,” Allen said, via Peter Hailey of NBCSportsWashington.com. “You can have all the pieces you want, but if you’re not consistent and everybody doesn’t do their job, it doesn’t matter. We have a bunch of pieces, but pieces don’t win games.”Washington thought it was going to be good on defense last season and didn’t live up to expectations. It finished 17th in yards allowed and 15th in points allowed. “Every year you have to start all over,” Allen said. “Right now, we’re just trying to stack the blocks, get ready for training camp.”