2025 NFL trade deadline tracker: Tracking all trades after Sauce Gardner blockbuster

Broncos were among teams reaching out to Dolphins about Jaylen Waddle, but the asking price was too high in the end, according to Jordan Schultz.

Pass rusher Trey Hendrickson was one of the most rumored players to be on the move at the 2025 NFL trade deadline, but ultimately the Bengals didn't field an offer they deemed sufficient and held on to the 4-time Pro Bowler.

Amid a rash of injuries along their offensive line, the Chargers strike a trade for Trevor Penning from the Saints.

Amid a 2-7 season, the Miami Dolphins listened to trade calls for star receiver Jaylen Waddle, according to Connor Hughes. They reportedly wanted a first-round pick in return, which is too steep of an ask for interested teams.

There has been no change with Eagles star wide receiver A.J. Brown, who will remain with Philadelphia through the deadline according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.

ClutchPoints' Ben Strauss gave both the Seahawks and Saints B+ grades for the Rashid Shaheed trade, Jaren Kawada was much higher on the Colts getting Sauce Gardner than the Jets' return, Bryan Logan gave the Raiders a B+ and the Jaguars a B- for the Jakoki Meyers deal, and Strauss believes the Cowboys came out ahead of the Bengals in the Logan Wilson trade.

SNY TV's Connor Hughes reports that at least one team reached out to the Jets about the availability of Garrett Wilson after New York's slew of moves on Tuesday, but "conversations did not progress" as Wilson is "untouchable."

The Bills are trying to get in on the trade deadline action and could be targeting wide receiver Deebo Samuel or edge rusher Von Miller from the Commanders, according to Tim Graham of The Athletic.

With just over an hour to go, the Jets are asking for a second-round pick for standout edge rusher Jermaine Johnson, according to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler.

Jordan Schultz reports that Jets running back Breece Hall "wants to be out" of New York as the trade deadline approaches.

The Jets are reportedly asking for a third-round pick for running back Breece Hall. No teams are currently biting according to Dianna Russini of The Athletic.

While the New York Jets still have trade offers on the table, Tom Pelissero reports that the team is not expected to move Breece Hall at this time.

The Jets fire sale might not be done, as NFL insider Jordan Schultz reports that New York is "trying to make another move right now."

The Jets might not be done yet. After trading away both Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams, New York currently has offers on the table for both Jermaine Johnson and Breece Hall, according to Connor Hughes.

Breece Hall's cryptic GIF post after the Sauce Gardner trade and right before Quinnen Williams was dealt has fans questioning if he'll be the next star on the Jets to be sent packing.

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— Breece Hall (@BreeceH) November 4, 2025

The Jets are once again tearing it all down, but now their draft capital is absolutely loaded for both 2026 and 2027.

Jets' upcoming draft capital:

2026 firsts: Own, Colts
2026 seconds: Own, Cowboys
2027 first: Own, Colts, Cowboys

— Field Yates (@FieldYates) November 4, 2025

Compensation in the Quinnen Williams trade between the Cowboys and Jets is still being finalized, but Jay Glazer reports that as of now Dallas is giving up a 2026 second-round pick and a 2027 first rounder. Ian Rapoport adds that DT Mazi Smith is also going to New York in the deal.

About two months after trading superstar Micah Parsons to the Packers, Jerry Jones and the Cowboys acquire another defensive stud, Quinnen Williams, in a blockbuster deal with the Jets.

Blockbuster: The #Cowboys are trading for #Jets Pro Bowl DT Quinnen Williams, sending a first-round pick and more to NYJ, per The Insiders.

A new home for one of the NFL’s best to team that values interior DLs, as NYJ builds for the future. pic.twitter.com/6sxKBn6Uux

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) November 4, 2025

Before the Jaguars swooped in and traded for Raiders receiver Jakobi Meyers, the Bills were zoning in to acquire him as another weapon for superstar Josh Allen.

After losing standout pass rusher Dayo Odeyingbo to a torn Achilles, the Bears make a trade with the Browns to acquire defensive end Joe Tryon-Shoyinka, per ESPN's Adam Schefter. Cleveland gets a late-round pick swap in return.

The red-hot Seahawks add a receiver, acquiring the speedy Rashid Shaheed from the Saints, per Tom Pelissero of NFL Network. The deal reunites Shaheed with offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak in Seattle. The Saints will get two 2026 picks, a 4th-rounder and a 5th-rounder, in return.

The 7-2 Colts make the most shocking move of deadline day so far, sending two first-round picks and wide receiver AD Mitchell back to the Jets for star cornerback Sauce Gardner, per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. An all-in move for one of the most surprising teams of the season so far.

Jakobi Meyers' longstanding trade request ends with a trade to the Jaguars, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Raiders get a 4th-round pick and a 6th-round pick in return.

Seahawks, Broncos are two leading candidates to make a "holy crap" trade, according to NFL insider Jordan Schultz.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said on the radio that Dallas is "working on more trades" after Logan Wilson deal, according to Joseph Hoyt of Dallas Morning News.

The Cowboys have acquired linebacker Logan Wilson from the Bengals for a seventh-round pick, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.