The month of June always provides some interesting headlines around the NFL. Mandatory minicamps are ramping up, new rookies are finding their footing, rumors swirl about moves that could be made due to players simply being unhappy in their current situation or injuries popping up, forcing a team to make a move to fill a need. Let’s look at the top-five players who are more than likely to find a new home in a couple of weeks.<\/p>\n
Anthony Richardson, QB, Indianapolis Colts<\/a><\/p>\n It is a certainty that a QB on any specific team will go down this summer with an injury. It could be a backup or a starter, and Anthony Richardson’s name has been thrown around a bit as a QB who could fill a void. It doesn’t appear he’ll be traded, but one injury could spark a move, and the Colts may be willing to move on from Richardson already for the right price. The team seems to be very high on Riley Leonard<\/a>.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Brandon Aiyuk<\/a>, WR, San Francisco 49ers<\/a><\/p>\n A move before the June 1st deadline for the 49ers’ wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk would not be pleasant on the wallet. San Francisco<\/a> would inherit a dead cap charge of $29.5 million. After June 1st, the cap hit dwindles to $8.3 million. A reunion could be in order as the Commanders<\/a> have been mentioned as a possible suitor for Aiyuk to reunite with college teammate Jayden Daniels<\/a>.<\/p>\n Alvin Kamara<\/a>, RB, New Orleans Saints<\/a><\/p>\n Alvin Kamara doesn’t provide the spark he once did in New Orleans<\/a>, and with the team recently signing workhorse utility back Travis Etienne<\/a> to a four-year, $48 million deal, they may not keep him around. It would be best for both parties to part ways and give Kamara a fresh start elsewhere so he can finish his career as a running back.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n A.J. Brown<\/a>, WR, Philadelphia Eagles<\/a><\/p>\n According to NFL experts, a universally understood deal between the Eagles and Patriots<\/a> will be finalized very soon. Or at least speculated. Brown has been back and forth on the fence about staying put in Philly, but it seems that a trip to New England<\/a> and former coach Mike Vrabel may be just what he needs. It isn’t a guaranteed move, but this is the one most likely to happen this summer.<\/p>\n