Josh Freeman is seeking a trade from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after his demotion as starting quarterback.

The Buccaneers are now starting rookie Mike Glennon.

The Buccaneers' locker room reportedly did not object to Freeman's removal as starter, which makes other teams less likely to seek a trade for him.

The Cleveland Browns are not putting Joe Thomas on the trading block despite calls from "several teams" inquiring about his availability.

Thomas is one of the NFL's best left tackles.

The Browns traded Trent Richardson last week in a move suggesting that the team was giving up on the current season and collecting assets.

The Browns have traded former first-round pick Trent Richardson to the Colts for a first-round pick, according to a league source.

Richardson rushed for 950 yards and a Browns rookie record 11 touchdowns last season.

The previous regime of the Browns drafted Richardson.

Josh Freeman is likely to seek a trade from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers before next month's deadline.

Freeman's relationship with Greg Schiano is moving beyond repair.

Several executives on other clubs believe Schiano's refusal to ever really endorse Freeman is an attempt to undermine general manager Mark Dominik, who drafted Freeman in the first round prior to Schiano's arrival from Rutgers.

Mike Glennon was taken in the third round this year and is seen as "Schiano's guy" within the organization.

Freeman is younger than Colin Kaepernick and Andy Dalton and has shown glimpses of strong play, but has been inconsistent.

The Minnesota Vikings, Tennessee Titans and Oakland Raiders could be interested in upgrading their quarterback situation.

Jairus Byrd seeks a trade from the Buffalo Bills by the Oct. 29 deadline.

Byrd and the Bills are coming out of contentious contract discussions in which he was forced to played under the $6.9 million tender.

Byrd will miss the start of the season due to a lingering plantar fasciitis injury.

Byrd played with the injury last season hoping he would secure a long-term contract.

Byrd is one of the NFL's best safeties.