NFL trade deadline deal tracker includes Jessie Bates, Jacoby Brissett, and more

The 2026 NFL trade deadline is right around the corner. Teams will have until 4:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday, November 10th to make arrangements to make deals or improve rosters for a playoff game or rebuild for the upcoming season.

But some groups didn’t wait to push deals online.

Monday started with news of the Atlanta Falcons. They were sending defenders back. Jesse Bates III for the Jacksonville Jaguars, as general manager James Gladstone tries to improve one of the best defenses in the league.

While we’re expecting more deals to come, here’s a list of the deals that have dropped so far. This will be updated as new offers arrive.

The Falcons trade Jesse Bates III to the Jaguars

Trade deadline week began with the Atlanta Falcons sending veteran safety Jessie Bates III to the Jacksonville Jaguars. For the Jaguars, it’s a move to shore up the secondary as Jacksonville tries to maximize the current draft window. For Atlanta, it’s a move to get something for Bates before free agency, and with the Falcons currently looking at more than $100 million in cap space, they may not get a compensatory pick for Bates if he walks in free agency and Atlanta uses those resources.

Here are the full terms of the deal:

Cardinals trade Jacoby Brissett to Ravens.

With Arizona benching quarterback Jacoby Brissett and the Ravens suddenly looking at life for at least the next few weeks with Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley both dealing with injuries, the move makes good sense. Brissett got a chance to play on a team trying to stay in the playoffs, the Ravens got a quarterback that would give them a chance to do that, and Arizona…maybe they could have handled things differently but they got some picks in return.

Here are the full terms of the deal:

The Titans trade Jeffrey Simmons to the Bears

With the Chicago Bears trying to keep up with the pace of a strong NFC North and their defense struggling, general manager Ryan Pauls swung for the fences, bringing in defensive lineman Jeffrey Simmons in a trade with the Tennessee Titans. Simmons immediately paid dividends as he was impressive in his first game in Chicago against the Seattle Seahawks.

Here are the full terms of the deal:

The Colts trade DeForest Buckner to the 49ers

Changes are coming to Indianapolis.

After parting ways with general manager Chris Ballard, the Colts began moving players with an eye toward the future. One of those deals was when Indianapolis sent DeForest Buckner to the San Francisco 49ers, returning the defensive lineman to the team that drafted the seventh overall pick in the 2016 NFL Draft.

Here are the full terms of the deal:

The Colts trade Quinton Nelson to the Seahawks

Indianapolis started the upcoming fire sale with a move involving guard Quinton Nelson. Still one of the premier interior offensive linemen in the NFL, the Colts sent him to Seattle when the Seahawks were looking to land their offensive line.

Here are the full terms of the deal:

The Cardinals trade Marvin Harrison Jr. to the Texans.

It never seemed to click for Marvin Harrison Jr. in Arizona.

Billed as one of the top wide receiver prospects in recent memory, Harrison didn’t last long with the Cardinals. Arizona in 2010 He was selected as the fourth overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft and after catching 62 passes for 885 yards and eight touchdowns as a rookie, he caught just 41 passes in 2025 and hauled in just five receptions in Arizona’s first four games.

In a move that linked him to former college teammate CJ Stroud, the Texans acquired Stroud as a familiar target in the passing game.

Here are the full terms of the deal:

The Eagles trade Cam Jurgens to the Ravens

In early October, the Baltimore Ravens traded an Eagles deal for offensive lineman Kami Jurgens.

The move was made to shore up the interior offensive line in the wake of center Tyler Linderbaum’s signing with the Las Vegas Raiders last offseason. At the time of the move, Baltimore’s top three centers were on injured reserve and the Ravens were using rookie guard Olivavega Ioane at center.

Here are the full terms of the deal:

The Steelers trade Joey Porter Jr. to the Cowboys.

October began with the Pittsburgh Steelers finally deciding on cornerback Joey Porter Jr. Porter was seeking a contract extension from the team, but the two sides could not agree on a new deal. He also missed Pittsburgh’s first three games with a back injury.

So Jerry Jones came in and found the power of the cornerback to make yet another move and create a struggling defense.

Here are the full terms of the deal:

Vikings trade JJ McCarthy to Giants.

The first big trade of the 2026 NFL season came back in late September.

When the New York Giants lost quarterback Jackson Dart to a knee injury, many wondered if the team would swing a quarterback trade.

Enter JJ McCarthy. With the loss of the camp battle with former Michigan passer Kyler Murray — and relegated to the QB3 spot to start the year behind Carson Wentz — he got a fresh start in the Big Apple. And in the Giants’ last two games against Houston and Philadelphia, he took over as the team’s starting quarterback.

Here are the full terms of the deal: