NFL Trade Deadline 2026: Every Trade, From Kirk Cousins to Jordan Davis
The 2026 NFL trade deadline passed at 4 PM ET on Tuesday, November 10, and the biggest move of the day sent Kirk Cousins from the Raiders back to the Vikings for a 2027 third-round pick.
The day before, the Jacksonville Jaguars made three trades in one afternoon, including a 2027 first-round pick and a 2029 second for Eagles defensive tackle Jordan Davis.
We tracked every NFL trade from the start of the regular season through the deadline, using the deals as reported by Adam Schefter, Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero and confirmed on NFL.com's trade tracker. Here is every deal, who won the blockbusters and what it means for the Week 10 betting board.
Every 2026 NFL trade deadline deal
| Date | Team receives | Other team receives |
|---|---|---|
| Nov 10 | Vikings: QB Kirk Cousins | Raiders: 2027 3rd |
| Nov 10 | Chiefs: WR Josh Downs, 2027 7th | Colts: 2027 4th, 2027 5th |
| Nov 10 | Bills: S Amani Hooker, 2027 5th | Titans: 2027 2nd |
| Nov 10 | Broncos: LB Daiyan Henley | Chargers: 2027 4th, 2028 5th |
| Nov 10 | 49ers: WR Keenan Allen | Colts: 2027 6th |
| Nov 9 | Jaguars: DT Jordan Davis | Eagles: 2027 1st, 2029 2nd |
| Nov 9 | Jaguars: S Jessie Bates III | Falcons: 2027 2nd, 2028 5th |
| Nov 9 | Jaguars: DT Davon Godchaux | Saints: 2028 conditional 6th |
| Nov 9 | Lions: S Andre Cisco | Jets: 2028 6th |
| Nov 6 | Ravens: QB Jacoby Brissett, 2027 5th | Cardinals: 2027 4th, 2028 7th |
| Oct 29 | Bears: DT Jeffery Simmons, 2028 5th | Titans: 2027 1st, 2028 1st, 2027 4th |
| Oct 27 | Seahawks: G Quenton Nelson | Colts: 2027 3rd, 2028 5th |
| Oct 27 | 49ers: DT DeForest Buckner | Colts: 2027 4th |
| Oct 12 | Texans: WR Marvin Harrison Jr., late 2027 pick | Cardinals: 2027 2nd, late 2027 pick |
| Oct 7 | Ravens: C Cam Jurgens, 2027 7th | Eagles: 2027 5th, 2028 2nd |
| Oct 1 | Cowboys: CB Joey Porter Jr. | Steelers: 2028 2nd, late 2027 pick |
| Sept 28 | Giants: QB J.J. McCarthy | Vikings: 2027 5th |
Two compensation details are reported differently by different outlets: the late-round picks in the Marvin Harrison Jr. and Joey Porter Jr. deals, so we list them as late picks. The Josh Downs terms are from Schefter and Pelissero.
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The blockbuster trades of the 2026 deadline
Kirk Cousins trade: Raiders send the QB back to Minnesota
The Raiders traded four-time Pro Bowl quarterback Kirk Cousins to the Vikings for Minnesota's original 2027 third-round pick, per Pelissero, Schefter and Rapoport. Cousins reunites with coach Kevin O'Connell, and the Vikings keep their 2027 first- and second-round picks.
Minnesota needed a quarterback after Kyler Murray strained a hamstring and was ruled out week to week, which put Carson Wentz in the lineup on Monday night. In Las Vegas, No. 1 overall pick Fernando Mendoza takes over for a 4-5 Raiders team, per Schefter.
Jordan Davis trade: Jaguars pay a first for the Eagles' nose tackle
Jacksonville sent its 2027 first-round pick and a 2029 second to Philadelphia for Jordan Davis on Monday, per NFL.com. Davis, the 13th pick in the 2022 draft, signed a three-year, $78 million extension in March that runs through 2029, per the Associated Press and the Philadelphia Inquirer.
The same day, the Jaguars added All-Pro safety Jessie Bates III from Atlanta for a 2027 second and a 2028 fifth, and defensive tackle Davon Godchaux from New Orleans for a conditional 2028 sixth. Three trades in one afternoon rebuilt the middle of their defense.
Jeffery Simmons trade: Bears pay two firsts in October
The deadline's biggest price came early. On October 29, Chicago sent its 2027 and 2028 first-round picks plus a 2027 fourth to Tennessee for defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons and a 2028 fifth, per NFL.com and Pro Football Talk.
The Titans, now 1-7, kept selling on deadline day, sending safety Amani Hooker and a 2027 fifth to Buffalo for a 2027 second. Hooker came in tied for the NFL lead with five interceptions.
The Colts fire sale
Indianapolis, 2-7 and without a general manager after firing Chris Ballard, traded four veterans who were in contract years, per Schefter and Pelissero. Guard Quenton Nelson went to Seattle, defensive tackle DeForest Buckner and receiver Keenan Allen to San Francisco, and receiver Josh Downs to Kansas City.
Pelissero noted the Colts chose 2027 picks now over 2028 compensatory picks. Allen had 40 catches for 351 yards and a touchdown this season, and Downs, who wanted Kansas City all along, per ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, gives Patrick Mahomes another slot receiver.
Other NFL trades contenders made
Denver added Chargers linebacker Daiyan Henley for a 2027 fourth and a 2028 fifth. Detroit picked up safety Andre Cisco from the Jets for a 2028 sixth.
Baltimore traded for quarterback Jacoby Brissett on November 6 after Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley were hurt, and Houston landed Marvin Harrison Jr., the fourth pick in the 2024 draft, from Arizona in October.
Who was not traded at the deadline
The Colts kept running back Jonathan Taylor. Multiple teams offered a second-round pick or more, but Indianapolis wanted a blockbuster return, per Pelissero.
The Jets rebuffed interest in receiver Garrett Wilson, the Jaguars kept Brian Thomas Jr., and Arizona turned down a Day 2 pick for safety Budda Baker. A deal sending edge rusher Arnold Ebiketie from the Eagles to the Bengals fell through after Cincinnati backed out over a compensatory pick, per Schefter.
What the trades mean for Week 10 betting
Several of these players can debut Sunday. Mendoza's first start for Las Vegas comes against Seattle, and the Vikings play at Green Bay, where the Packers were 3 to 3.5-point favorites on Monday morning, before the Cousins deal.
Kansas City plays at Atlanta and San Francisco at Dallas. Miami, which put quarterback Malik Willis on injured reserve on deadline day, will start Kyle McCord at Indianapolis, per Schefter and Pelissero.
We will re-line every game in our NFL Week 10 preview as the new numbers settle. For futures, Kalshi's NFL markets price every team's Super Bowl and playoff chances, a quick way to see how much the market thinks a deal changed.