Teams consider Saints defensive linemen Godchaux and Shepherd ahead of trade deadline
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 6, 2026, 7:18 PM
Last updated Nov 6, 2026

As the NFL trade deadline approaches on November 10, teams seeking defensive line help are inquiring about New Orleans Saints players Nathan Shepherd and Davon Godchaux. The Saints, not in contention to buy, may sell off veterans as they look to rebuild their roster. The Vikings, Jaguars, and Giants have shown interest in acquiring additional depth at defensive tackle. Godchaux, who joined the Saints for a seventh-round pick, could return similar compensation, while Shepherd may require a higher asking price. Any trades could free up playing time for younger players on the Saints' roster.
- •Teams exploring trades for Saints' Nathan Shepherd and Davon Godchaux
- •Saints likely to be sellers ahead of November 10 deadline
- •Potential interest from Vikings, Jaguars, Giants for defensive help
- •Godchaux was acquired for a seventh-round pick last season
- •Shepherd could command a fifth-round pick or player in return
- 7:18 PMYahoo Sports — Report: Teams check on Saints defensive linemen before trade deadline
"Playoff teams looking for depth could target Saints defensive linemen Nathan Shepherd and Davon Godchaux at next week's NFL trade deadline.
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