League executives are forecasting major moves for the 2026 offseason, with Lamar Jackson and A.J. Brown as potential trade candidates. Sources believe the Ravens could move their two-time MVP quarterback to the Raiders, while the Eagles might send Brown to the Bills. These bold predictions come from an annual ESPN exercise with NFL insiders.

Jackson's situation in Baltimore is complicated by a looming $75 million cap hit and perceived chemistry issues. While owner Steve Bisciotti wants an extension, a trade would be a seismic shift for the Ravens' franchise. For the Eagles, moving Brown could clear salary cap space, allowing them to rebuild around DeVonta Smith and a high draft pick.

The predictions also include the Falcons sticking with Kirk Cousins as a bridge QB under new coach Kevin Stefanski. This speculative exercise highlights the NFL's unpredictable nature, where last year's forecast correctly predicted a trade for DK Metcalf but wrong on the destination. The true offseason market won't fully form for weeks.