Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/List of largest National Football League trades
as well. In my opinion the entries on the list definitely pass . The two criteria that NLIST offers are notability of the individual entries and reliable sources verifying they are members of the group. Certainly the vast majority of players pass  in their own right, and they are all verifiably employees (or former employees) of the NFL and members of the NFLPA. The trades themselves also pass both criteria; not all are notable enough for their own article, but they only need to be notable {{tq|as would be required for the entry to be included in the text of the article}}, and I would be surprised if any NFL transaction involving a notable player were missing from his article. Regarding their membership in a group, they are all definably NFL trades: each is a transaction among NFL teams involving employees of those franchises. Furthermore, the list itself passes : an accepted criterion is that {{tq|it has been discussed as a group or set by independent reliable sources}} (emphasis in original); Googling something like "biggest trades in NFL history" (most lopsided trades, dumbest trades, you name it) brings up a crapton of results from a multitude of prominent reliable sources. These sources all slice and dice this sort of content constantly, especially in the offseason when there's not much to talk about other than player movement. Now this exact list may or may not have been discussed, but certainly trades in general are discussed as a group ''ad nauseam''; what this list does is choose a specific set of trades. And speaking of selection criteria, these seem fine to me, with the exception of the minimum number of involved players/picks. However, that's merely a cleanup issue, as the list already has a ''de facto'' criterion of 10 (which keeps the list nice and manageable). I think if we add that to the article, we can probably speedy keep
— User:Cthomas3, 04:44, 25 October 2017 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:NLIST||WP:SPORTSPERSON||WP:LISTN (Wikipedia:Notability)