He also dove into how one team might approach another about possibly trading for a player.
Pioli wrote:
In short, they can start anywhere people are talking about roster changes. In my experience, those conversations commonly take place between general managers, head coaches and agents. The only way a suitor can confirm a player is available is to check with the team that has the rights to the player. That team must give consent to engage in discussions by league rule and set the boundaries of those discussions. The most important language included in almost every contract is that the player being traded must report and pass the new club's physical in order for the transaction to be complete.
One way to get trades done quickly is for a team to make it known that it is releasing a player a day or two before it actually submits the transaction to the league. This advertises that a player is available, essentially proclaiming, "Come and get this player if you want him." Any player released during the season must go through waivers, and there is a specific claiming order for teams based on current records and standings. Bad teams get first dibs, so if a team with a good record knows it won't be able to claim a player via waivers, it will likely call the team and try to trade for him before the release is officially submitted to the league. Essentially, it's advertising that the team will take close to anything for a player that otherwise would net no returns if the player is just cut.
Carolina recently executed a trade of a 2023 sixth-round pick for four-time Pro Bowl CB Stephon Gilmore after it was reported that New England planned to release the player who is on the Physically Unable to Perform list.
Pioli also noted that while the NFL's trade deadline doesn't generate as much buzz as the ones in the NBA or MLB, that's because salary cap implications usually play a large role in whether or not a trade goes through.
The full trade deadline breakdown from Pioli, who spent times with the Patriots, Falcons and Chiefs, can be found here.
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