Thibodeaux, Diggs: Top Trade Targets in NFL Draft Aftermath

0:00On April 25th, after day 2 of the 2026 NFL draft, plenty of teams still need help rushing the passer and covering receivers, sparking. How talk about New York Giants' edrusher, Kavon Tibido, getting traded and free-agent cornerback Travon Diggs, finding a new home? Trade Buzz has Tibido links strongest to the New Orleans Saints, who skipped edrushers in the draft and could use his speed. Other spots include the Arizona Cardinals, who grabbed a running back early instead, the Cleveland Browns looking to pair him with Miles Garrett, and the Minnesota Vikings after shipping out Jonathan Greenard. Tibido is just 25 with his prime years ahead, making him a prime target for teams rebuilding their front seven. Fans and analysts see him thriving opposite established stars, boosting pass rush without much risk. Meanwhile, Diggs faces tougher odds at 30, with a dip in form since his pro bowl days, mostly due to injuries and relying too much on picks. Still, teams short on secondary depth might roll the dice on his experience.

1:03Raiders and Buccaneers topped the list for Diggs, both passing on corners early and needing vet help and coverage. Keep eyes on these moves as the off-season heats up and rosters shake out. You've been listening to NFL News today, AI-powered football coverage.