Detroit Lions chose not to make any trades at the NFL deadline, instead focusing on strengthening their current roster with practice squad additions and trusting their existing players, as coach Dan Campbell emphasizes readiness and internal development over high-cost trades.
Mike Vrabel explained the Patriots' inactivity at the NFL trade deadline, emphasizing a long-term team-building approach and focusing on winning the present rather than making aggressive moves, despite their strong 7-2 record.
The Dallas Cowboys made a controversial and heavily criticized trade to acquire Jets defensive lineman Quinnen Williams, giving up significant draft capital and a player, despite their poor record and defensive struggles, with many experts calling the move 'bonkers' and questioning the team's strategy.
The Kansas City Chiefs attempted to acquire Jets running back Breece Hall before the NFL trade deadline but failed to reach an agreement, as the Jets sought a third-round pick and the Chiefs only offered a fourth-round pick, leading to the deal's collapse.
The Dallas Cowboys made significant moves at the NFL trade deadline, acquiring DT Quinnen Williams and LB Logan Wilson to strengthen their defense, which has generated excitement among players and coaches as they aim to improve their season after a slow start.
The Buffalo Bills have increased their cap space by restructuring Taron Johnson's contract, signaling potential trades before the NFL deadline, with targets including receivers and defensive linemen, especially after key injuries on their defensive line.
The Chargers face significant challenges with Joe Alt's season-ending injury, updates on Omarion Hampton and Mekhi Becton's statuses, and preparations for the upcoming NFL trade deadline, while also supporting teammate Daiyan Henley's family and focusing on improving special teams performance.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones announced the team has made a trade and is attempting to make up to two more before the NFL trade deadline, focusing on improving their defense with several key players on the market, though specific details of the trades have not been disclosed yet.
The Dallas Cowboys are exploring trade options before the NFL deadline, focusing on improving their defense, especially the pass rush and run defense, by targeting players like Anfernee Jennings, Jermaine Johnson II, Logan Wilson, Kayvon Thibodeaux, and others, with an emphasis on acquiring players with multiple years left on their contracts.
The article discusses the New York Giants' approach to the NFL trade deadline, emphasizing the importance of strategic moves to support rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart and improve team depth, while also analyzing key players' performances and prospects for the upcoming game against the 49ers.
The Patriots, currently 6-2 and on a winning streak, are unlikely to trade for Browns' Myles Garrett due to cap and draft considerations. While benefiting from a weaker schedule, their Super Bowl contention status remains uncertain. They might make one impact trade, possibly for an edge defender, to strengthen their defense. The team’s mid-season excitement level is high but still below their 2015-2019 peak years.
The New England Patriots, currently 6-2 and leading the AFC East, have one week to make strategic trades focusing on long-term team building, with key needs including running back, edge rusher, tight end coverage, and kick returner, aiming to strengthen depth and address specific weaknesses without compromising future draft capital.
Sports Illustrated suggests the Cleveland Browns should consider trading star defensive end Myles Garrett before the NFL trade deadline due to their poor season, cap hit concerns, and rebuilding strategy, despite Garrett's value and contract protections. The trade could bring multiple high draft picks, aiding their long-term rebuild, but the team must weigh the significant cap hit and Garrett's loyalty given his no-trade clause.
The Dallas Cowboys, struggling defensively after trading Micah Parsons, are considering re-signing former player Chauncey Golston from the Giants to bolster their pass rush before the NFL trade deadline, despite his limited recent playing time and injury setbacks.
Atlanta Falcons head coach Raheem Morris clarified that the release of wide receiver Ray-Ray McCloud III was solely performance-based, with no disciplinary reasons involved. McCloud, who joined the team in 2024 and played in most games over two seasons, was a healthy scratch in recent weeks, leading to his release. The team is exploring options including potential trades before the NFL trade deadline, while emphasizing confidence in their current roster.