Sources: Seahawks field trade calls on Boye Mafe, Riq Woolen - ESPN

Teams have inquired to the Seattle Seahawks about the availability of standout linebacker Boye Mafe and former Pro Bowl cornerback Riq Woolen, sources told ESPN on Saturday.

Seattle hasn't wanted to trade Mafe or Woolen, according to sources, but it will be interesting to see how aggressive another team might be ahead of Tuesday's NFL trade deadline.

The Seahawks have some big contracts to pay in their future — wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba, offensive tackle Charles Cross and cornerback Devon Witherspoon — and they can't afford to pay everyone.

Mafe, who turns 27 later this month, recorded 15 sacks the past two seasons, but he enters Sunday with zero sacks and only one tackle for loss in seven games this year. The 2022 second-round draft selection is set to become a free agent after this season.

Woolen also was drafted in 2022 by Seattle — in the sixth round — and has struggled this season after a great start to his career. He tied for the league lead with six interceptions as a rookie but has no interceptions and three passes defensed this season. Woolen's rookie deal also is set to expire after this season.

Several other high-profile players around the NFL have been discussed ahead of Tuesday's 4 p.m. ET trade deadline:

• The Bengals have told teams they don't intend to trade Trey Hendrickson, sources told ESPN. But if the Bengals lose Sunday to the Bears and drop to 3-6, there are some sources who have wondered if that might be enough to change Cincinnati's stance.

Hendrickson, who did not practice this week and is doubtful to play Sunday because of a hip injury, had a prolonged contract dispute with the Bengals that ended two weeks before the start of the season, when he received a $13 million raise for the final