The Lions are healthier at this point than a season ago and that played into their decision to not make any moves.

In a blockbuster deal, the New York Jets traded star cornerback “Sauce” Gardner to the Indianapolis Colts for wide receiver Adonai Mitchell plus 2026 and 2027 first-round draft picks.

The 49ers’ lone move was sending a sixth-round pick to New England on Oct. 28 for end/tackle Keion White, who was a second-round pick in 2024 but not considered a fit with the defensive scheme brought in by coach Mike Vrabel. The 49ers also got back a seventh-round pick in the deal.

On the defensive line, one name that seemed pretty obvious if he was available was tackle Harrison Phillips, Buffalo’s third-round pick in 2018 who played four seasons for the Bills, signed as a free agent with the Vikings, and then was traded to New York late in August.

Howie Roseman made three trades in the last week, but the Eagles remained quiet as the trade deadline expired.

Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Geno Smith threw for four touchdowns, and nearly 300 yards in a loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. Las Vegas will

Breece Hall seemed like one of the players the Jets would trade at the deadline. He took to social media after being one of the few that remained.

The 2025 NFL trade deadline featured some blockbuster moves across the league. It didn't involve the Green Bay Packers. While trades have actually been taking place with regularity over the last month,