The 2024 NFL trade deadline is now in the books as plenty of teams made moves before Tuesday, 4 p.m. ET -- the official cutoff for any deals until the 2025 offseason. A number of big names changed teams, including Pro Bowl wide receivers Davante Adams and Amari Cooper.
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Check below for all the latest news and rumors that played out leading up to the trade deadline.
The Athletic reported a trade in the final seconds before the trade deadline, as Texans defensive tackle Khalil Davis is off to the 49ers in exchange for a future seventh-round pick. San Francisco fans get their wish with an addition on defense. Davis has one sack and nine tackles in nine games played this season.
NFL Media reports Ojulari will likely play out his rookie contract with the Giants. Teams were interested, but not for the asking price the Giants were after.
NFL reporter Josina Anderson reports that the Cowboys and Saints are not expected to make any more trades over the next 14 minutes. I would imagine the Commanders are probably done as well.
The Ravens traded for WR Diontae Johnson, and now have scored a defensive back in Tre'Davious White from the Los Angeles Rams, according to NFL Media. White hasn't played since Week 4, but Baltimore needed to do something to boost what is the worst pass defense in the NFL.
Here's a weird one: The Packers are trading starting defensive end Preston Smith to the Steelers. Smith will not start in Pittsburgh with T.J. Watt and Alex Highsmith in the lineup, but he cost just a seventh-round pick. That may be because he's under contract through 2026, and has some big cap hits for Pittsburgh to figure out.
Teams are reportedly checking in on the Titans' star defensive lineman, but one team told The Athletic that they knew the answer to their inquiry before Ran Carthon even had a chance to answer: "No."
Jeffery Simmons may not be moved, but keep an eye on Titans pass rusher Arden Key and defensive lineman Sebastian Joseph-Day. Both players have played very well this season.
The Athletic reports that the Kanas City Chiefs are not expected to make any more moves leading up to the deadline. They were in on Marshon Lattimore but ultimately lost out to the Commanders, and it appears like they will stand pat at this juncture. Of course, the defending champs already traded for DeAndre Hopkins and Josh Uche.
As CBS Sports NFL Insider Jonathan Jones reporters, the Pittsburgh Steelers finally have found a wide receiver.
The Commanders have made their deadline splash by landing former Saints corner Marshon Lattimore. Before they did, however, they did look around the league to address that need. As The Athletic notes, Washington checked in with the New York Jets to see if corner D.J. Reed was available but was told he was not.
Teams are checking in with the New York Giants to see what it would take to land Azeez Ojulari in a trade, according to The Athletic. The report notes that the team is looking for a high fifth-round pick or late fourth-rounder as compensation. Ojulari is slated to be a free agent this offseason.
Saints four-time Pro Bowl CB Marshon Lattimore is now a Commander. NFL Media reports Washington is sending a "third-rounder and more."
Massive move for the 7-2 Commanders, who are looking to contend right now. Lattimore will start opposite of St-Juste, and put the rookie Sainristil in the slot.
Wide receivers have moved quite a bit this trade cycle, but one name that will be staying put is Seattle's DK Metcalf. The Seahawks will not be trading the star pass catcher prior to the 4 p.m. ET deadline on Tuesday, according to ESPN.
NFL Media reports the Cleveland Browns are releasing veteran defensive tackle Quinton Jefferson. He was a name I thought could be on the move at the trade deadline, but apparently there wasn't enough interest.
The Buffalo Bills are set to grant veteran safety Mike Edwards his release, per ESPN. The two sides worked to find a trade but one did not materialize. If a deal doesn't materialize before the deadline, he'll be a free agent.
From CBS Sports NFL insider Jonathan Jones:
The Los Angeles Chargers are in the market for a wide receiver and could be looking to New England to acquire one. The team is one of the clubs that has an interest in veteran K.J. Osborn, according to the Boston Sports Journal.
Trade talks surrounding New Orleans Saints cornerback Marshon Lattimore are "warming up" and there are "multiple people involved," according to NFL insider Josina Anderson.
Per ESPN, the Tennessee Titans have received inquiries on defensive line players, including Arden Key and Sebastian Joseph-Day. Nothing has materialized yet, but worth monitoring.
Another trade on the board! And this one's a bit of a head-scratcher: Minutes after Cowboys owner Jerry Jones promises Dallas will "buy, not sell" at the deadline, the struggling NFC East squad has finalized a deal for a new pass catcher, sending a 2025 fourth-round pick to Carolina in exchange for Mingo and a 2025 seventh-rounder. Mingo is young (23), just a year removed from arriving as a second-round pick, but had fallen to the bottom of a shaky Panthers depth chart, managing just 12 catches so far this season.
Minutes after revealing that quarterback Dak Prescott is headed for injured reserve with Dallas at 3-5, the Cowboys owner told 105.3 The Fan that he's "buying, not selling" at the deadline, even promising an addition at wide receiver. Stay tuned.
Despite interest in Saints cornerback Marshon Lattimore, Kansas City is a long shot to land the former Pro Bowler, according to NFL Media. The reigning champions apparently explored the corner market immediately following Jaylen Watson's injury late last month, but haven't engaged in any serious talks since.
Compensation update: The Bengals are sending a 2025 seventh-round pick to the Bears for Khalil Herbert. A classic low-risk, high-reward swing here, with Herbert bringing close to 1,800 career rushing yards to Cincy. He should fit right in as a change-of-pace complement to Chase Brown.
Cincinnati is adding another running back to its stable. Per NFL Media, the Bengals are acquiring veteran Khalil Herbert in a deal with the Chicago Bears.
According to CBS Sports NFL Insider Jonathan Jones, the Detroit Lions have found some much-needed pass-rushing help. The club has acquired pass rusher Za'Darius Smith and a 2026 seventh-round pick from the Cleveland Browns in exchange for a 2025 fifth-rounder. After losing Aidan Hutchinson due to injury, the Lions desperately needed another presence off the edge, so Smith is an ideal addition as they look to make a Super Bowl run.
Good morning and happy trade deadline day! Things are off and running as the first deal of the day has already been made. The Browns have dealt edge rusher Za'Darius Smith to the Lions.
The Commanders have gauged interest in a possible trade involving CB and 2023 first-round pick Emmanuel Forbes, according to NFL insider Josina Anderson. Forbes has just one interception this year in five starts.
The Ravens, Bengals and Cardinals are among the teams that could be in on a possible trade involving Forbes, who twice led the nation in both picks and picks returned for scores at Mississippi State.
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CBS Sports NFL insider Jonathan Jones is reporting that the Arizona Cardinals are trading for Denver Broncos pass rusher Baron Browning. NFL Media reports it's a sixth-round pick going back to Denver.
Browning was reportedly the subject of trade talks recently. Not a surprise with him now being a reserve player on the final year of his rookie deal.
