The 2025 NFL trade deadline has officially passed, with a number of blockbuster deals taking the league by surprise. Cornerback Sauce Gardner is now an Indianapolis Colt, defensive tackle Quinnen Williams is now a Dallas Cowboy and wide receiver Rashid Shaheed is now a Seattle Seahawk.

The 2025 NFL trade deadline is officially over. All 32 teams had their chance to make deals until 4 p.m. ET on Tuesday, Nov. 4, to strike any remaining player or draft pick deals before the start of the 2026 offseason next March.

The NFL standings are one giant, beautiful mess. Nearly one-third of the 32 teams have a realistic shot at the first overall pick. Another dozen teams look like bona fide Super Bowl contenders, and the others are in that “mushy middle” where the season could break either way.

You think your team’s been around a while? Some of these franchises have been kicking since before your grandparents were born — when helmets were leather and players had day jobs. Let’s take a fun trip through the oldest NFL teams still playing today,

Wide receiver Jakobi Meyers is on the move, as many had expected on NFL trade deadline day. But the destination perhaps is a bit of a surprise. The Las Vegas Raiders have agreed to trade Meyers to the Jacksonville Jaguars for fourth- and sixth-round draft selections,

L et's grade trades from the 2025 NFL season. When a deal happens, we often hear the old adage that it will take years to know how well each team did. To that I say: Nonsense. General managers don't get the benefit of hindsight while they are making their decisions,

An updated list of the Las Vegas Raiders' 2026 NFL Draft picks after a relatively quiet trade deadline in which they only moved Jakobi Meyers.