Some teams believe Odell Beckham Jr. could return to the trade market if the Cleveland Browns continue their struggles into the start of the 2020 season.

Cleveland acquired Beckham for Jabrill Peppers as well as first and third round picks. 

Two NFC team officials said they don't see Beckham getting traded this offseason, but one of them said, "The vultures will be circling if the Browns keep sucking."

Beckham walked off the field during one play in Week 9 and could be heard saying, according to CBS' Jay Feely: "I can't get the ball to save my life."

Andy Dalton wasn't happy when the Cincinnati Bengals let last week's deadline pass without a trade.

The quarterback is eagerly awaiting an offseason trade, according to sources.

Dalton, 32, has one year left on his contract. He'll make $17.5 million next season.

The New York Jets held onto Le'Veon Bell past this week's trade deadline, but the running back says talks were intensive.

Bell says the Jets received trade interest from four teams.

"I found out through my agent he had talked to the Jets and there were teams like Houston, the Packers, the Kansas City Chiefs and, surprisingly, the Steelers were all in the mix in trying to trade for me," Bell said. "The Jets were really asking for a high price and a lot for me. On top of that, my actual contract was kind of tough for teams to deal with, which is understandable. Not too many teams want to pay that high of a price for a running back."

The Jets signed Bell to a four-year, $52.5 million contract in the offseason.