The Green Bay Packers typically aren't big swings at the NFL trade deadline. Although reports often link Green Bay to other teams' players, they don't typically land big fish through trades.

Last year, the Packers were actually sellers at the deadline, sending cornerback Rasul Douglas (and a fifth-round pick) to the Buffalo Bills for a third-round pick – which was used to pick up Missouri linebacker Ty'Ron Hopper in April. This year, at least according to reports from Ian Rapoport of NFL Network and Dianna Russini of The Athletic, the team could find itself in the same situation again. According to both, defensive end Preston Smith is receiving interest from other clubs. Rapoport also added that backup tackle Andre Dillard could be another player Green Bay could trade as the league's offensive line becomes increasingly scarce.

Follow along as we gather all the rumors surrounding the league ahead of Tuesday's deadline, including which players may be available to the Packers and what trades have been made. As a reminder, general manager Brian Gutekunst will also answer questions, the only time he will do so during the regular season, after the 4:00 p.m. Eastern time deadline.

Packers are rumored to be trade candidates

They are rumored to be trade candidates for the Packers

Rumor has it that non-packers are trading candidates

Completed deals