The 2026 NFL trade deadline passed on Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 4 pm ET. The final two days were busy: ten trades in 48 hours. The Jacksonville Jaguars were the biggest buyers, the Vikings found a quarterback, and the Colts kept Jonathan Taylor.
No more trades are allowed until the new league year starts in March 2027.
Every deadline trade (Nov. 9–10)
| Date | Player | From → To | What the seller got |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov. 10 | QB Kirk Cousins | Raiders → Vikings | 2027 3rd |
| Nov. 10 | WR Josh Downs (+ 2027 7th) | Colts → Chiefs | 2027 4th, 2027 5th |
| Nov. 10 | WR Keenan Allen | Colts → 49ers | 2027 6th |
| Nov. 10 | S Amani Hooker | Titans → Bills | 2027 2nd (a 2027 5th is also part of the deal) |
| Nov. 10 | LB Daiyan Henley | Chargers → Broncos | 2027 4th, 2028 5th |
| Nov. 10 | C Ryan Neuzil | Falcons → Ravens | OL Andrew Vorhees, 2028 6th |
| Nov. 9 | DT Jordan Davis | Eagles → Jaguars | 2027 1st, 2029 2nd |
| Nov. 9 | S Jessie Bates III | Falcons → Jaguars | 2027 2nd, 2028 5th |
| Nov. 9 | DT Davon Godchaux | Saints → Jaguars | Conditional 6th |
| Nov. 9 | S Andre Cisco | Jets → Lions | 2028 6th |
One deal fell apart: the Bengals called off a trade for Eagles edge rusher Arnold Ebiketie.
Every trade of the season is in our NFL trade tracker.
Winners
Jacksonville Jaguars
The 6-2 Jaguars went all in. They added three defensive starters in one day:
- Jordan Davis: One of the NFL’s best run-stopping defensive tackles. He is second among DTs in run stops this season, per Next Gen Stats.
- Jessie Bates III: A three-time second-team All-Pro safety (story).
- Davon Godchaux: A veteran DT for depth.
The cost was high, including a 2027 first-round pick, but Jacksonville leads the AFC South by a wide margin.
Minnesota Vikings
One day after Carson Wentz went 8 of 25 for 81 yards in a 23-6 loss to Buffalo (recap), the Vikings traded for Kirk Cousins, their starting QB from 2018 to 2023. With Kyler Murray hurt, it’s a smart, cheap move for a third-round pick.
Kansas City Chiefs
The Chiefs wanted a receiver for weeks. Josh Downs is 25, asked to leave Indianapolis, and cost only mid-round picks.
Losers
Philadelphia Eagles
The Eagles are 2-7 after seven straight losses, and they traded away Jordan Davis, a homegrown former first-round pick. They did get a first-rounder back, so this is a rebuild move. But it’s a sign of how bad the season has gone.
Las Vegas Raiders
Cousins was their starter, and they got just a third-round pick. Expect a new direction at QB.
The Colts: sellers, but they kept Taylor
Indianapolis traded Quenton Nelson, DeForest Buckner, Keenan Allen and Josh Downs this season. But it kept Jonathan Taylor, turning down several offers of second-round picks, according to reports. The Colts would only accept a "blockbuster" offer. Full Taylor story.
What’s next
Week 10 starts Thursday. Teams now have to win with the players they have. See the Week 9 scores and takeaways and where everyone stands in the NFL playoff picture.
Sources: Yahoo Sports – Recapping all the deadline deals, NFL.com – Jaguars acquire Jordan Davis, Bleacher Report – Deadline day live updates, ESPN – Broncos land Daiyan Henley, Yahoo – Colts keep Jonathan Taylor.
