The New England Patriots are looking to upgrade at quarterback and have reportedly "had conversations regarding every potential trade target in the league," according to Jeff Howe of The Athletic.
"If a quarterback has been perceived to be available, the Patriots have picked up the phone," Howe added.
New England reportedly spoke to the Detroit Lions and Philadelphia Eagles about acquiring Matthew Stafford and Carson Wentz, respectively, but felt the asking price was too high for each.
Wentz was the latest domino to fall in the trade market, as he was shipped to Indianapolis, where he will be reunited with Colts head coach Frank Reich.