Category: NFL Trade Deadline

Ravens acquire CB Tre’Davious White from Rams for a 7th-round pick

Ravens acquire CB Tre’Davious White from Rams for a 2026 7th-round pick

The Ravens were looking for more cornerback depth, and after missing out on Marshon Lattimore, the team acquired a former Pro Bowl cover guy.

Adam Schefter reports that the Rams are trading Tre’Davious White to Baltimore for a 2026 seventh-round pick.

Baltimore has the 32nd-ranked pass defense in the NFL, and White started the first four games of the season for the Rams, but he has been inactive for their last four games.

White, who tore his Achilles while playing for the Bills last season, had 12 tackles and two passes defensed in his four appearances.

He’ll join a cornerback group that includes Marlon Humphrey, Brandon Stephens, Nate Wiggins, Arthur Maulet, and T.J. Tampa.

Steelers trade for WR depth ahead of looming matchup with Ravens in Week 11

Pittsburgh Steelers are trading a 2025 fifth-round pick to the Jets for WR Mike Williams,

The Steelers are 6-2 and first in the AFC North, with a showdown against the Ravens looming in Week 11.

With teams around the league looking to add depth, Pittsburgh got on the scoreboard by trading for the Jets’ disgruntled wide receiver, Mike Williams.

Williams became expendable when the Jets acquired Davante Adams, and he’ll now join a playoff contender in the Steelers.

Pittsburgh has a stud in George Pickens (35, 548, 1 TD) but wanted more production behind Calvin Austin (25-257-2) and Van Jefferson (14-139-1).

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Commanders trade for CB Marshon Lattimore to help combat Eagles passing attack

The Washington Commanders have acquired Marshon Lattimore to help combat the Philadelphia Eagles passing attack

The Eagles and Commanders will meet in a little over a week. Washington had reportedly been shopping for cornerback help to combat Philadelphia’s duo of A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith.

Washington struck just hours before the trade deadline, swinging a deal for Saints cornerback Marshon Lattimore.

The Commanders enter Week 10 with the No. 5 pass defense in the NFL, but their starting unit of Benjamin St-Juste, Mike Sainristil, and Noah Igbinoghene wouldn’t have a clear advantage against the Eagles’ group that includes Brown, Smith, Jahan Dotson, and others.

Lattimore, who turned 28 in May, is dealing with a hamstring injury and has three more years remaining on his current contract. He has recorded 30 combined tackles and two passes defensed in seven games this season.

Lattimore hasn’t played an entire season since 2021.

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Cowboys trade for former 2nd round pick at WR ahead of game vs. Eagles

Dallas Cowboys trade for wide receiver Jonathan Mingo ahead of Week 9 game vs. the Philadelphia Eagles

Jerry Jones talked on Tuesday morning about making a big trade for a player he previously coveted in the 2023 NFL draft.

Hours later, Jones acquired Jonathan Mingo from the Carolina Panthers for draft picks.

Mingo has one catch for one yard in the last month.

Mingo was drafted by the Panthers as the No. 39 overall selection in the 2023 NFL Draft out of Ole Miss and was projected to be like A.J. Brown or D.J. Metcalf.

Mingo was targeted 85 times as a rookie, catching 43 passes for 418 yards and no touchdowns. Through nine games this season, Mingo has 12 catches on 26 targets for 121 yards.

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NFL Trade Deadline: Lions acquire Browns DE Za’Darius Smith for playoff run

The Detroit Lions have acquired Cleveland Browns pass rusher Za’Darius Smith ahead of the NFL Trade Deadline

In a move that could make Detroit the favorites in the NFC and show that Andrew Berry is waiving the white flag, the Lions have acquired pass rusher Za’Darius Smith from the Cleveland Browns for late-round draft picks.

Smith, 32, has played for the Ravens, Packers, and Vikings and previously stated that he’d welcome a trade to Detroit since it would allow him to compete directly with two of his former teams.

Smith has five sacks in eight games this season and gives Detroit the perfect replacement for Aidan Hutchinson, who’s out with a fractured fibula.

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NFL Trade Deadline: Lions acquire Browns DE Za’Darius Smith for playoff run

The Detroit Lions have acquired Cleveland Browns pass rusher Za’Darius Smith ahead of the NFL Trade Deadline

In a move that could make Detroit the favorites in the NFC, the Lions have acquired pass rusher Za’Darius Smith from the Cleveland Browns for late-round draft picks.

Smith, 32, has played for the Ravens, Packers, and Vikings and previously stated that he’d welcome a trade to Detroit since it would allow him to compete directly with two of his former teams.

Smith has five sacks in eight games this season and gives Detroit the perfect replacement for Aidan Hutchinson, who’s out with a fractured fibula.

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NFC East team is looking to load up on cornerbacks to combat Eagles passing attack

The Washington Commanders are looking to add cornerbacks at the trade deadline as they hope to combat the Philadelphia Eagles passing attack

The Eagles and Commanders sit atop the NFC East and appear on a collision course to determine the division winner and playoff seedings. Over the next three weeks, Philadelphia will face two NFC East opponents, facing the Cowboys (Week 10) and Commanders (Week 11) within four days.

The NFL trade Deadline is just three days away, and Washington is looking to make a few big moves to contain A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith.

The Athletic’s Dianna Russini reports that the Washington Commanders are calling around in search of a potential trade for a cornerback. According to the report, head coach Dan Quinn wants a jolt to the secondary, and at 6-2, Washington needs help if they get past the Philadelphia Eagles and their superb receiver group in the NFC East.

It’s no surprise the red-hot Washington Commanders are calling around in search of a corner. Coach Dan Quinn knows this is a weakness on his roster, and at 6-2, Washington needs help if they want to get past the Philadelphia Eagles and their superb receiver group in the NFC East.

The Eagles are averaging 28.3 points per game since Week 6 while recording the 2nd-most rushing yards per game (182.0), trailing only San Francisco (184.0). During that span, Philadelphia is one of only
two teams with 0 turnovers, joining Washington in that category.

Despite missing three games due to injury, A.J. Brown leads the team with 408 yards and 3 TDs on 21 catches (19.4 avg.). His 102.0 receiving yards per game rank 2nd in the NFL, behind Nico Collins (113.4).

Brown is the first Eagle to log 80+ receiving yards in each of their first four games played to start a season since Terrell Owens in 2005. Brown and DeVonta Smith, who caught a 45-yard TD in Week 8 at Cincinnati (2nd-longest touchdown of his career), are the only NFL teammates with multiple 40+ yard touchdowns.

Brown ranks 3rd in the NFL in receiving average (19.4), trailing only Alec Pierce (24.6) and Jameson Williams (21.2).

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Eagles Week 12 opponent open to trading their star wide receiver

The Los Angeles Rams are open to trading star WR Cooper Kupp

The Eagles will face the Rams in about five weeks, and Sean McVay’s roster could look quite different with the trade deadline looming.

The Athletic’s Dianna Russini reports that the Los Angeles Rams have been calling teams, and are open to trading star wide receiver Cooper Kupp.

The Rams are last in the NFC West at 2-4, and have had multiple key players go down with injuries.

Kupp will count $29.8 million and $27.3 million for each of the next two years.

Ravens could potentially face Davante Adams again after Raiders trade WR to the Jets

The New York Jets are trading wide receiver Davante Adams to the New York Jets for a third round pick

(This story was updated to add new information.)

The Ravens showed little interest in acquiring Davante Adams from the Raiders, but thanks to the NFL playoff format, they could see the All-Pro wide receiver again this season.

John Harbaugh has made it clear that he likes his wide receiver group, and although it’s been fun fantasizing about Davante Adams in the Ravens offense, it won’t be happening.

On Tuesday morning, the Raiders traded Adams to the New York Jets for a third-round pick.   The Jets are 2-4 after a 23-20 loss to the Buffalo Bills on Monday Night Football.

The Ravens are coming off a game in which Zay Flowers had nine catches for 132 yards (14.7 avg) and hauled in all nine of his targets.

Baltimore got an up-close look at Adams in a Week 2 loss to the Raiders, as the star wide receiver went for 110 yards and one touchdown on nine catches and 12 targets.

He’ll remain in the AFC and join a team that could see Baltimore in the postseason.

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Takeaways from the Ravens standing pat and making no moves at NFL trade deadline

The Baltimore Ravens didn’t make any deals at the NFL’s trade deadline and we’re looking at five takeaways from GM Eric DeCosta standing pat

The NFL trade deadline came and went, with the Ravens choosing not to make any moves after head coach John Harbaugh said the organization was happy with the depth at crucial positions.

The Ravens are 6-2 and tied for the best record in the AFC ahead of a three-game homestand.

Baltimore will play six of their final nine regular-season games at M&T Bank Stadium, and the team has a handful of injured stars preparing to return.

With the stretch run looming and a matchup against the Seahawks now the priority, here are five takeaways from the lack of movement at the deadline.