The NFL trade deadline is at 4 p.m. ET on Tuesday, November 5, and PFT has you covered with news and analysis of every trade, potential trade, rumor of a trade and trade that won’t be happening.
Here’s what’s happening on the NFL trade front:
The Titans have agreed to trade wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins to the Chiefs and will be paying about half his remaining salary.
The Chiefs and Titans are finalizing a trade that would send wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins to Kansas City.
The Rams are reportedly eager enough to trade wide receiver Cooper Kupp that they’re willing to eat some of his salary to do it.
The Seahawks acquired linebacker Ernest Jones from the Titans for linebacker Jerome Baker and a fourth-round pick.
If the Rams are looking at trading Kupp, could Matthew Stafford be on the way out as well?
Saints running back Alvin Kamara got a new contract and seemed to shut the door on trade talks.
Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles doesn’t expect to trade for a wide receiver despite the injuries suffered by Chris Godwin and Mike Evans.
The Lions may need to trade for a pass rusher.
The 49ers will look at everything to fill their needs at wide receiver.
Panthers coach Dave Canales won’t say whether his team would consider trading second-year quarterback Bryce Young.
Amari Cooper made an immediate impact after he was traded to the Bills.
Davante Adams believes the Jets’ offense is close to breaking out after he was brought in.
The Jets are shopping wide receiver Mike Williams.
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