Several teams, including the Tennessee Titans and Detroit Lions, have inquired about Miami Dolphins running back Kenyan Drake, sources told the Miami Herald's Barry Jackson.
However, no club is yet willing to meet the Dolphins' asking price of at least a fourth-rounder, Jackson adds.
Teams have reportedly offered the Dolphins only late-round picks to this point, with one discussing sending a seventh-rounder - which could become a sixth-round selection if certain thresholds are met - for the 25-year-old.
Drake never asked for a trade but his agents apparently didn't return Miami's calls when it tried to sign the running back to a contract extension last month, according to Jackson.
Mark Walton has recently become more involved in the Dolphins' offense, as he received 14 carries in Miami's Week 7 loss to the Buffalo Bills, while Drake had just six.
The Dolphins could lose Drake for nothing this offseason when he becomes an unrestricted free agent.
