Yes, up until the trade deadline which is the Tuesday after the sixth week of the season. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trade_deadline#NFL However, the NFL is a league that is not geared towards the trading of veteran players as a primary means of improving one's team. The nature of NFL contracts and salary cap, as well as the physical nature of the game (which thus raises the injury risk on all players), and the complex nature of NFL playbooks and teamwork relative to other sports makes it rare to trade a player during the offseason and during preseason, and almost unheard of once the season has begun.
Randy Moss
90 during the practice squad phase, and then 53 when the season starts.
during football season i would say three times a week
wel a career cluster an nfl player could have is mabey the player is traded to a differeant team and does not get paid enough money.
According to USA Today, Orr's total salary was $2.7 million during his 6 season NFL career with his best season at $854,800 for the Texans in 2007.
go to your agent and demand a trade. it has to be after pre season
As of the start of the 2011 season, there is no player in the NFL with the initials TE.
NFL players may work out every single day during the regular season and in the off season they have otas or minicamp workouts maybe once or twice a week, depending on the teams.
The Saints acquierd Drew Drees in the 2006 NFL season.
Brett Favre was traded by the Atlanta Falcons to Green Bay following the 1991 NFL season
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Randy Moss was traded to Minnesota after they completed their bye week & before New England had their bye week, so if he doesn't get injured, he will play all 17 weeks in the 2010 season.