The Green Bay Packers have won four straight and are in a great position with a 6-2 record heading into the final week of play before the NFL trade deadline. With November 5th just around the corner, trade speculation is in full swing.

Considering how deep and talented the Packers' roster is, it's unclear whether GM Brian Gutekunst would make a move at the deadline. However, there will certainly be discussions, both around the Packers and other players.

One of those players that will attract some attention on the trade market is Malik Willis. The backup quarterback has done an excellent job in Jordan Love's absence and has proven to be a quality QB2 option. His age and strengths will be of interest to QB-needy teams looking for a long-term solution under center.

The team that comes to mind is the Cleveland Browns. After Deshaun Watson's disastrous experiment ended with a season-ending injury, the Browns will likely consider other options at quarterback. Jameis Winston has performed admirably so far, but he's obviously not the answer beyond this season.

This is where a trade for Willis comes into play. The Browns might be willing to send a fifth-round pick to Green Bay to acquire Willis and take a closer look at him.

On paper, this is a win for the Packers. Trading a player you acquired just a few months ago for a seventh-round pick for a fifth-round pick seems like a good deal. In reality, it would be a huge mistake by the Packers.

After leaving the Week 8 game early, Jordan Love will likely play against the Lions. However, in the highly competitive NFC North, Green Bay can't leave anything to chance. If Love misses more games, you'll need a reliable signal-caller to keep you afloat during the regular season. Willis has proven he can do it, and there's no guarantee another QB could do the same.

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