The NFL offseason has already delivered two surprise blockbusters with A.J. Brown heading to New England and Myles Garrett landing in Los Angeles. These moves reshaped the AFC power structure just weeks before teams report for training camp. With five months until the trade deadline, several veterans face uncertain futures.

Maxx Crosby leads the list despite a failed trade to Baltimore over knee concerns. His $59 million in guaranteed money through 2027 makes him attractive for teams like Dallas or Buffalo needing pass rush help. Kayshon Boutte could exit New England as the receiving corps gets crowded, while James Conner's age and injury history create a logjam at running back for Arizona.

Brandon Aiyuk's $27 million salary hangs in limbo after San Francisco voided his guarantees, though Washington appears interested. Kyle Pitts faces a franchise tag decision with Atlanta, and Spencer Rattler needs a new home after losing the Saints' QB competition. Josh Sweat is actively avoiding Arizona's program, signaling his desire to leave.

These situations reflect typical NFL roster churn where performance, salary, and team direction intersect. The preseason will determine which rumors become reality before November's deadline.