In a wide-open NFL, trade deadline is an opportunity for a few teams to get a big boost

The NFL is wide open at the season’s midpoint.There were few surprises around the league on Sunday. The Packers were the only betting underdog to win but that wasn’t entirely unexpected. The way they did it, however, was eye-opening. Green Bay dominated the Patriots 45-27 in New England.The trade deadline will give teams an opportunity to separate themselves from the pack, especially in a season when several teams are in the mix for a Super Bowl run.Running back Jonathan Taylor is a potential difference-maker for any team that acquires him from the Indianapolis Colts. Breece Hall and Tony Pollard also are potential trade targets.Josh Downs, Brian Thomas Jr. and Calvin Ridley are among the wide receivers teams could pursue. The Cowboys could even deal George Pickens.Dallas Goedert is the top tight end on the market.Edge rushers Josh Sweat, Khalil Mack, Jermaine Johnson II and Dorance Armstrong could be available.Moro Ojomo, Zach Sieler, Dalvin Tomlinson and Grover Stewart are among the