AFC Trade Notes: Patriots, Colts, Chiefs, Ravens, Jaguars
The Patriots improved to 5-2 on the season with their win this afternoon. As a result, New England could be one of the teams inclined to pursue trade additions over the coming days.
The Pats have already made one in-season swap, sending Ja’Lynn Polk to the Saints. That trade left the team thinner at the receiver spot, but an addition at that position does not appear to be forthcoming. During an appearance on the Rich Eisen Show, NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reported New England should not be expected to pursue a receiver move compared to other positions (video link). Stefon Diggs, Kayshon Boutte and Demario Douglas have each played a role in quarterback Drake Maye‘s strong start to the season; it seems that depth chart will not change in the near future.
On the other hand, New England’s pass rush room could be different shortly. Dianna Russini of The Athletic reports (subscription required) the Patriots are making calls about an addition along the edge. With a league-leading $55MM in cap space, the team could certainly afford a splashy addition. Meanwhile, New England is receiving calls about a number of internal players, per Russini. Anfernee Jennings could be on the move, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network adds. The 28-year-old has lost his starting spot, so a change of scenery could be worked out allowing him to return to first-team action. Jennings – who would be an inexpensive target for interested teams – is under contract through 2026.
As the November 4 deadline approaches, here are some other trade notes from around the AFC:
- Injuries (along with Xavien Howard‘s retirement) have ravaged the Colts’ secondary in 2025. In spite of that, Indianapolis has managed to start the season 5-1. It would thus come as little surprise if the team operated as a buyer ahead of the deadline. Per Russini, cornerback is a position being targeted as part of the general aim of adding on defense. Finances could be a challenge since Indianapolis has just $4.7MM in cap space, but the team will be one to monitor regarding at least a modest acquisition.
- After a shutout win against Vegas, the Chiefs are 4-3. Kansas City has been named as one of the top suitors for a backfield addition, but it appears nothing is imminent on that front. Russini reports the Chiefs are making calls about a defensive line acquisition but not doing so for running backs. Most of the team’s incumbent backs are pending free agents, although the second half of the campaign could convince Kansas City to retain one or more of them. The Chiefs’ passing game has thrived this year, but they sit mid-pack in rushing production.
- Second-year Ravens defensive coordinator Zach Orr has drawn criticism for his unit’s poor play early on. Orr is safe in his current position, and he could soon have one or more new players in the fold. According to Rappoport, Baltimore is in the market for a defensive addition. General manager Eric DeCosta has a history of being aggressive on the trade front, and the Ravens have the cap space ($14.65MM) to swing at least a rental move ahead of the deadline.
- Both Rapoport and Russini point to the Jaguars as another team to watch. Jacksonville has made a pair of trades since the start of the campaign, and more could be coming. Defensive help is being sought out, and Rapoport specifies the D-line as an area which could be targeted. Sunday’s lopsided loss to the Rams dropped Jacksonville to 4-3; the team leads the NFL in interceptions but ranks just 22nd in scoring defense.
Chiefs WR Rashee Rice Set To Return In Week 7
After a sluggish start to the 2025 slate, the Chiefs appear to be rounding into form. They have won three of their last four contests, and since wideout Xavier Worthy returned to the field in Week 4 – the second-year pro had been sidelined since the first quarter of the regular season opener due to a shoulder injury – they are averaging over 31 points per game.
The offense will get another jolt on Sunday, when Rashee Rice will make his 2025 debut (as relayed by ESPN’s Nate Taylor). Kansas City’s top wide receiver served a six-game suspension to open the season due to his involvement in a hit-and-run in March 2024, along with accusations of punching a photographer and another incident during his time as a collegian at SMU in which he or a member of his party fired gunshots into an empty vehicle belonging to an SMU basketball player.
The criminal portion of the hit-and-run matter concluded in July – as part of a plea deal, Rice received five years of probation and deferred adjudication on a 30-day jail sentence – and he and the league ultimately agreed to the six-game ban. He will be eligible for a second contract after the season, so he will now have the opportunity to bolster his future earning power while helping KC make another deep postseason run.
However, he may not enjoy a full workload right away, as head coach Andy Reid implied in advance of his team’s Week 7 tilt with the Raiders.
“How many snaps he gets, [I don’t know],” Reid said (via Taylor). “He’s excited to be back in and going. I think getting through practices [this week] will be good for him to get into the swing of things. He’s been working hard. He’s in good shape. … There’s one ball, and somebody isn’t going to get every snap. They got to check that ego and I appreciate that.”
Mike Garafolo of the NFL Network hears there is an air of selflessness and excitement in Kansas City’s wide receivers room at the moment. And while the coaching staff will indeed monitor Rice’s snap count in Week 7, Garafolo says the 25-year-old is expected to play “a bunch” (video link).
Per Taylor, the Chiefs believe Rice will begin to look like his usual self sooner rather than later. Over the course of his suspension, Rice has been doing individual workouts in which he has focused on his route running, strength and conditioning, and quickness.
As Taylor also points out, Sunday will mark the first time that Rice, Worthy, and Marquise Brown – who joined the club in free agency in 2024 and who re-upped this offseason – will all be active in the same game.
Chiefs LT Josh Simmons To Miss Second Straight Game
After becoming a last second scratch last week, Chiefs rookie left tackle Josh Simmons will miss his second game in a row as he deals with what head coach Andy Reid described as a “family situation” (via The Athletic’s Nate Taylor). This reporting echoes the wording used in the initial reports made last week by NFL Network insiders Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo. 
Simmons was downgraded to questionable just hours before the team’s Sunday night matchup with the Lions and didn’t end up playing. This wasn’t the first time Simmons had been given a late-week injury designation in his young NFL career. In a radio appearance yesterday, ESPN’s Nate Taylor disclosed that Simmons had also been a late addition to the injury report in Week 5, being listed as questionable due to illness.
Taylor went on to say, “I was sort of told yesterday that his blip on the injury report hours before kickoff in the stadium in Jacksonville is related to what he’s dealing with now.”
It’s hard to see the link between an illness and “personal” designation due to a family situation, but with the lack of clarity on anything related to Simmons at the moment, clear answers are not expected. It also seems like the first-round pick has yet to rejoin the team at all as he’s missed practice this week. According to Jacob Camenker of USA Today, quarterback Patrick Mahomes told the media that he’d been in communication with Simmons, which makes it sound as if he hasn’t been in the building.
Free agent addition Jaylon Moore was called on to start at left tackle in Simmons’ place on Sunday. Following his signing and Simmons’ selection in the draft, it was thought that Moore may have been brought in to serve as a bridge at left tackle in case Simmons needed development. Over his first four years in the league, Moore only started 12 games for the 49ers as a primary backup. Kansas City agreed to pay him $30MM over a two-year deal, yet his first start for the Chiefs came six weeks into the season. Moore struggled in the spot start, making the uncertainty of Simmons’ situation all the more worrisome.
At the moment, though, there doesn’t seem to be any information suggesting Simmons could return soon. Per Camenker, when head coach Andy Reid was asked if there was any timetable for Simmons’ return, Reid shook his head. This was at a press conference that Reid opened up by saying, “As far as Josh Simmons’ situation goes, I’m not going to comment on it today. (General manager Brett) Veach is handling everything there, and we’ll leave it at that.”
If that’s all we’re getting from the Chiefs’ head coach, it sounds like it might not be an easily remediable situation.
Nikhil Mehta contributed to this post.
Minor NFL Transactions: 10/16/25
Today’s minor moves:
Houston Texans
- Designed for return from active/NFI: CB Alijah Huzzie
Free Agency
- Suspended: DT Alex Williams
Free agent defensive tackle Alex Williams has been hit with a six-game suspension for an undisclosed violation of league rules, per Aaron Wilson of KPRC2 in Houston. The Ohio State product joined the Vikings as a UDFA this past offseason, but a fractured ankle landed him on season-ending IR. He was waived from injured reserve in September, allowing him to suit up elsewhere during the 2025 campaign, although those chances obviously took a significant blow today.
NFL Practice Squad Updates: 10/15/25
Here are Wednesday’s practice squad transactions:
Arizona Cardinals
- Signed: TE Pharaoh Brown, WR Bryson Green
Buffalo Bills
- Signed: LB Jimmy Ciarlo
Cleveland Browns
- Signed: T Thayer Munford
Jacksonville Jaguars
- Signed: T Kilian Zierer
Kansas City Chiefs
- Signed: CB Jason Brownlee
Los Angeles Chargers
- Signed: WR Dalevon Campbell, CB Myles Purchase
- Released: C Josh Kaltenberger
Philadelphia Eagles
- Signed: TE Jaheim Bell, DE Titus Leo
San Francisco 49ers
- Signed: T Isaac Alarcón
Seattle Seahawks
- Signed: WR Tyler Scott
- Released: WR Tyrone Broden
Both Jacksonville and San Francisco had their practice squads filled up with 16 players apiece, but Zierer and Alarcón were both able to be added as players in the league’s International Player Pathway Program. Zierer is a German-born lineman, and Alarcón was born in Mexico.
Minor NFL Transactions: 10/15/25
Here are today’s midweek minor moves:
Arizona Cardinals
- Signed from practice squad: TE Josiah Deguara
Detroit Lions
- Signed off Chiefs’ practice squad: S Jammie Robinson
Indianapolis Colts
- Released (with injury settlement): LB Joe Bachie
New York Giants
- Designated to return from reserve/PUP: OLB Victor Dimukeje
As injuries and suspensions thin out the Lions’ secondary, Detroit is bringing in Robinson, who signed to the Chiefs’ taxi squad in the days leading up to the regular season and has yet to see any gametime this year.
With Arizona losing tight end Travis Vokolek for the rest of the season with a neck injury, Deguara gets the call to fill out the room off the practice squad.
Dimukeje has been working his way back from a torn pectoral muscle suffered in offseason workouts back in May, shortly after joining the team. He’ll have 21 days to get activated off the PUP list and debut in New York.
Titans HC Rumors: Nagy, Smith, Brady
After firing head coach Brian Callahan on Monday, the 1-5 Titans will move forward with Mike McCoy handling the role on an interim basis. It’s improbable that McCoy will fare well enough to take over on a full-time basis, meaning the Titans’ head coach for 2026 is likely to come from outside the organization. With that in mind, Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy and Steelers OC Arthur Smith are early names to watch, Ian Rapoport of NFL.com reports.
While the Titans hired a first-time head coach in Callahan, they’d be getting an experienced option in Nagy, who was at the helm of the Bears from 2018-21. Chicago went 12-4 and earned a playoff berth in Nagy’s first year on the job, though that proved to be the high point. The Bears also made the playoffs in 2020 despite an 8-8 finish, their second straight .500 effort, but a 6-11 showing in 2021 led to Nagy’s ouster. He put together a 34-31 record and an 0-2 mark in the postseason during his time with the franchise.
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After his run with the Bears ended, Nagy went back to Kansas City for his second Chiefs tenure. He has worked in multiple offensive positions since rejoining the team in 2022, including as their O-coordinator since 2023.
The Chiefs have gone to three straight Super Bowls and won two with Nagy back on their staff. However, head coach Andy Reid – not Nagy – calls the plays. Nevertheless, it’s worth noting that the 47-year-old Nagy has a connection to Titans general manager Mike Borgonzi, who worked in various roles with the Chiefs from 2009-24.
The Titans and their fans are familiar with Smith, a Tennessee native who held multiple coaching roles with the team from 2011-20. Smith parlayed a successful two-year run as the Titans’ offensive coordinator into his first head coaching job with the Falcons. It proved to be a short-lived stint, however, with the Falcons moving on after Smith guided three straight 7-10 seasons.
In his first year with the Steelers in 2024, Smith oversaw an offense that ranked 16th in points and 21st in yards while struggling to find an answer at quarterback between Russell Wilson and Justin Fields. This year’s Steelers have gotten better play under center from Aaron Rodgers and rank 14th in the league in points per game, but they’re just 29th in yards per contest.
While Nagy and Smith may be prominent in the Titans’ coaching search, the team is unlikely to hire Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady, Jonathan Jones of CBS Sports reports. Brady, 36, has called the plays for Buffalo’s prolific offense since taking over for Ken Dorsey in 2023. However, after the Callahan experiment failed, there’s doubt that the Titans will hire a 30-something with no experience as a head coach for the second time in a row.
Minor NFL Transactions: 10/13/25
Here are the latest moves from around the NFL,including practice squad elevations for all four teams playing on Monday Night Football:
Atlanta Falcons
- Elevated: CB Keith Taylor, WR Deven Thompkins
Buffalo Bills
- Elevated: S Jordan Poyer, DT Jordan Phillips
Chicago Bears
- Elevated: DT Jonathan Ford, K Jake Moody
Cleveland Browns
- Waived: OT Thayer Munford Jr.
Denver Broncos
- Signed off Ravens’ practice squad: S J.T. Gray
Indianapolis Colts
- Claimed off waivers (from Ravens): S Reuben Lowery
Kansas City Chiefs
- Waived: CB Jason Brownlee
New England Patriots
- Waived from IR: G Layden Robinson
Philadelphia Eagles
- Placed on reserve/retired list: DE Za’Darius Smith (story)
San Francisco 49ers
- Waived: OL Isaac Alarcon
Washington Commanders
- Elevated: WR Ja’Corey Brooks, WR Tay Martin
The Bears elevated Moody to kick in their Monday night matchup with the Commanders with Cairo Santos sidelined by a quad injury.
Chiefs Inquiring About Running Backs
While the Nov. 4 trade deadline is still three weeks away, there has already been plenty of activity in the NFL. Three deals have taken place this week: Joe Flacco went from Cleveland to Cincinnati, while the Ravens and Chargers swapped defenders, and the Browns and Jaguars exchanged cornerbacks. That’s just the beginning, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, who hears that there will be upward of a dozen more trades before the deadline.
The Chiefs, three-time Super Bowl winners and five-time AFC champions since 2019, have been aggressive at the deadline during their marvelous Patrick Mahomes–Andy Reid run. Months before their latest Super Bowl berth, they swung two pre-deadline deals in October 2024, bringing in wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins and pass rusher Joshua Uche. A year later, general manager Brett Veach is in the market for help at running back, Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo of NFL.com report. Veach will face competition from the division-rival Chargers, who are also looking to address their backfield.
While the Chiefs rank a respectable 12th in rushing yards per game (120.0), Mahomes has done more damage than their backs. The future Hall of Fame signal-caller leads the team in rushing yards (190) and has averaged a lofty 6.8 per attempt. Meanwhile, RBs Isiah Pacheco and Kareem Hunt have hovered around the 4.0 yards-per-carry mark during a sluggish 2-3 start for Kansas City. Neither player has served as a bell cow this season.
Pacheco, who missed 10 regular-season games in 2024 with a fractured fibula, has amassed 163 yards on 39 carries in 2025. Veach was unwilling to authorize a Pacheco extension during the offseason, and his stock hasn’t gone up since then. After re-signing on a one-year, $1.5MM deal last March, Hunt has picked up a so-so 164 yards on 43 attempts, though he has added three touchdowns. With just eight carries through five games, rookie seventh-round pick Brashard Smith hasn’t been a factor.
The Chiefs were on the hunt for an RB trade in late August, though no deal transpired. Despite not making any preseason acquisitions, the Chiefs were reportedly “puzzled” by their mediocre rushing attack in late September. Now nearing mid-October, they’re still not content with their backfield options.
Speculatively, the Chiefs’ need for a running back could point them to the likes of Breece Hall (Jets), Alvin Kamara (Saints), and Jerome Ford (Browns). Those three are among the runners who have been part of trade rumors in advance of the deadline. Kamara is likely to remain a Saint, but Hall and Ford may be more obtainable as pending free agents on non-contending teams. It stands to reason that either or both backs could pique Kansas City’s interest, though Veach may have other ideas.
Traded Draft Picks For 2026
Many clubs have made moves to acquire 2026 draft capital. Headlined by the seven trades where first-round picks have changed hands, here are the 2026 picks to have changed hands thus far. When more deals involving picks are made (or conditions on moves already completed become known), that information will be added.
Round 1
- Giants obtained No. 10 from Bengals for DT Dexter Lawrence
- Rams acquired No. 13 from Falcons, sliding down from No. 26 to 46 in deal that sent OLB James Pearce Jr. to Atlanta
- Jets added No. 16 from Colts in trade for CB Sauce Gardner
- Cowboys obtained No. 20 from Packers in trade sending DE Micah Parsons to Green Bay
- Browns added No. 24 from Jaguars, agreeing to move down from No. 2 to No. 5 in swap for WR/CB Travis Hunter
- Chiefs snared No. 29 from Rams in deal sending CB Trent McDuffie to Los Angeles
- Dolphins acquired No. 30 from Broncos in trade sending WR Jaylen Waddle to Denver
Round 2
- Texans added No. 38 from Commanders in four-pick package that re-routed LT Laremy Tunsil to Washington
- Jets acquired No. 44 from Cowboys in trade involving DT Quinnen Williams
- Bears obtained No. 60 from Bills in trade involving WR D.J. Moore
Round 3
- Eagles picked up No. 68 from Jets in March 2024 deal sending OLB Haason Reddick to New York
- Serving as gateway on QB Jaxson Dart‘s New York path (at No. 25 overall), Texans acquired No. 69 from Giants
- Trade for WR George Pickens sent Steelers No. 76 from Cowboys in deal involving three draft choices between 2026 and ’27
- Jaguars hold No. 81 due to Lions climbing 32 spots (to No. 70) in 2025 draft for WR Isaac TeSlaa
- Dolphins added No. 87 from Eagles in trade for OLB Jaelan Phillips
- Dolphins acquired No. 90 from Texans, who moved pick in package for No. 116 in 2025 (RB Woody Marks)
- Cowboys landed No. 92 from 49ers in trade involving DT Osa Odighizuwa
- Dolphins obtained No. 94 from Broncos third in Waddle trade
- Jaguars snagged No. 100 from Lions via Detroit’s 2025 Isaac TeSlaa trade-up maneuver
Round 4
- Tunsil trade also sent Texans No. 106 from Commanders
- Broncos added No. 108 from Saints, sending WR Devaughn Vele to New Orleans
- Broncos acquired No. 111 from Dolphins fourth in trade for Waddle
- Eagles obtained No. 114 from Falcons in trade involving S Sydney Brown
- October 2024 trade for LT Cam Robinson sent Jaguars conditional fourth-rounder from Vikings
- Raiders obtained higher of Jaguars‘ two fourths (No. 117) in trade involving WR Jakobi Meyers
- Falcons added No. 122 from Eagles in Brown trade
- Chiefs added fourth from Bears in swap that sent G Joe Thuney to Chicago
- Patriots snagged selection (No. 125) from Chiefs in 2025 deal that gave Kansas City No. 85 (CB Nohl Williams)
- Lions added No. 128 from Texans in trade for RB David Montgomery
- Bears snared No. 129 from Rams in deal that gave Los Angeles No. 148 (DL Ty Hamilton)
- Waddle swap sent Dolphins No. 130 from Broncos
- Saints acquired No. 132 from Seahawks in trade for WR Rashid Shaheed
Round 5
- Browns collected Raiders fifth in trade involving QB Kenny Pickett
- Texans obtained pick (No. 141) from Browns in trade sending OL Tytus Howard to Cleveland
- Ravens added Jets fifth by moving out of No. 176 (DE Tyler Baron)
- Titans obtained Ravens pick (No. 142) in trade for OLB Dre’Mont Jones
- August 2024 Ernest Jones trade — the first of the two swaps involving the LB last year — sent Rams pick from Titans
- Titans obtained pick (No. 144) back from Rams in trade involving CB Roger McCreary
- Browns added Bengals fifth (No. 149) in trade for QB Joe Flacco
- Eagles acquired fifth from Falcons by dealing No. 96 to Atlanta (S Xavier Watts)
- Packers added No. 153 from Eagles in trade involving WR Dontayvion Wicks
- Panthers obtained No. 158 from Vikings in trade sending WR Adam Thielen back to Minnesota
- Ravens collected Chargers fifth (No. 162) in trade involving OLB Odafe Oweh, S Alohi Gilman
- Vikings acquired Eagles fifth (No. 163) in trade involving QB Sam Howell
- Moore trade sent Bills fifth (No. 165) from Bears
- Trade for DE Bryce Huff positioned to send Eagles conditional fifth from 49ers
- Jaguars obtained Eagles conditional fifth (No. 166) in trade involving RB Tank Bigsby
- In deal that sent G Kenyon Green to Eagles and S C.J. Gardner-Johnson to Texans, Philadelphia obtained Houston’s fifth
- Texans reacquired pick (No. 167) in trade that sent TE Harrison Bryant from Eagles in exchange for WR John Metchie
- McDuffie trade sent Chiefs No. 169 from Rams
- Shaheed trade sent Saints No. 172 from Seahawks
Round 6
- Browns added sixth from Jets, trading DT Jowon Briggs to New York
- Jaguars obtained sixth from Browns in trade involving CBs Tyson Campbell, Greg Newsome
- Raiders added sixth from Jaguars in Jakobi Meyers swap
- Bills added No. 182 from Raiders in trade for CB Taron Johnson
- Raiders added sixth from Jaguars in Jakobi Meyers swap
- Jaguars obtained sixth from Browns in trade involving CBs Tyson Campbell, Greg Newsome
- Nick Harris pick-swap trade sent Seahawks sixth back from Browns
- Jaguars acquired pick from Seahawks in trade involving DT Roy Robertson-Harris
- Isaac TeSlaa terms sent No. 188 to Lions from Jaguars
- Jaguars acquired pick from Seahawks in trade involving DT Roy Robertson-Harris
- October 2024 trade for DE Josh Uche sent Patriots No. 191 from Chiefs
- Giants acquired No. 192 from Dolphins in exchange for retired TE Darren Waller‘s rights
- Intra-NFC East swap involving DT Jordan Phillips brought Giants No. 193 from Cowboys
- Phillips being on Cowboys’ gameday roster for two games finalized trade
- Trade-up move involving K Tyler Loop (at No. 186) sent Jets sixth from Ravens
- Titans obtained No. 194 from Jets in trade involving CB Jarvis Brownlee
- Vikings collected No. 196 from Colts in deal for CB Mekhi Blackmon
- Eagles acquired No. 197 from Falcons in Sydney Brown trade
- Texans added sixth from Vikings in October 2024 RB Cam Akers swap
- Vikings reacquired choice from Texans in deal for G Ed Ingram
- Pick-swap deal centered around RB Jordan Mason sent choice to 49ers
- Patriots netted No. 198 from 49ers in trade involving DE Keion White
- Pick-swap deal centered around RB Jordan Mason sent choice to 49ers
- Vikings reacquired choice from Texans in deal for G Ed Ingram
- Deadline deal involving OLB Za’Darius Smith gave Browns sixth from Lions
- Bengals obtain No. 199 from Browns in deal for QB Joe Flacco
- Patriots landed No. 202 from Steelers in trade that sent S Kyle Dugger to Pittsburgh
- Trade involving Gardner-Johnson, Green sent Texans sixth from Eagles
- Eagles obtained sixth, TE Harrison Bryant from Texans in exchange for WR John Metchie, 2025 fifth
- Tank Bigsby trade sent Jaguars No. 203 from Eagles
- Eagles obtained sixth, TE Harrison Bryant from Texans in exchange for WR John Metchie, 2025 fifth
- Lions added No. 205 from Jaguars in deal for WR Tim Patrick
- Browns acquired No. 206 from Bears in trade for DE Joe Tryon-Shoyinka
- Rams obtained sixth from Texans in swap that sent WR Ben Skowronek to Houston
- Titans acquired pick from Rams in Ernest Jones trade
- Rams reacquired No. 207 from Titans sixth in trade involving CB Roger McCreary
- Titans acquired pick from Rams in Ernest Jones trade
- In intra-AFC East deal for CB Brandon Codrington, Jets received sixth from Bills
- Raiders acquired No. 208 from Jets in trade involving QB Geno Smith
- Commanders nabbed No. 209 from 49ers in exchange for RB Brian Robinson
- McDuffie trade sent Chiefs No. 210 from Rams
- Trade involving DL John Franklin-Myers, agreed to on Day 3 of 2024 draft, sent Jets sixth from Broncos
- Vikings acquired pick from Jets in deal involving DL Harrison Phillips
- Eagles added choice from Vikings in trade for Sam Howell
- Ravens obtained No. 211 from Eagles in trade involving CB Jaire Alexander
- Eagles added choice from Vikings in trade for Sam Howell
- Vikings acquired pick from Jets in deal involving DL Harrison Phillips
- Seahawks added sixth from Browns in deal that sent C Nick Harris back to Cleveland
- Jaguars snared pick from Seahawks in October 2024 deal for DL Roy Robertson-Harris
- Lions obtained No. 213 from Jaguars in pick-swap deal for Isaac TeSlaa
- Jaguars snared pick from Seahawks in October 2024 deal for DL Roy Robertson-Harris
- Colts obtained No. 214 from Steelers in trade involving WR Michael Pittman Jr.
- Falcons obtained No. 215 from Eagles in Brown deal
Round 7
- Cowboys added No. 218 from Titans in trade involving DT Solomon Thomas
- Brandon Codrington trade sent Bills No. 220 from Jets
- Cowboys added seventh from Giants in Jordan Phillips trade
- Bengals added No. 221 from Cowboys in trade involving LB Logan Wilson
- Za’Darius Smith pick-swap trade brought Lions No. 222 from Browns
- Patriots acquired seventh from Saints in deal involving DT Davon Godchaux
- Steelers acquired No. 224 from Patriots in trade involving Kyle Dugger
- Cowboys collected conditional seventh from Chiefs for TE Peyton Hendershot
- Titans grabbed No. 225 from Cowboys in trade for DT Solomon Thomas
- Bills snagged seventh from Cowboys in exchange for CB Kaiir Elam
- Raiders acquired pick from Bills in trade involving CB Taron Johnson
- Jets added No. 228 from Raiders in trade for QB Geno Smith
- Raiders acquired pick from Bills in trade involving CB Taron Johnson
- Steelers obtained No. 230 from Colts in trade for WR Michael Pittman Jr.
- Rams acquired No. 232 from Ravens in 2024 Tre’Davious White deadline deal
- May 2023 trade gave Jaguars conditional seventh (No. 233) from Lions in exchange for K Riley Patterson
- Adam Thielen clearing 10-game mark in 2025 sent Vikings No. 235 from Panthers
- Titans obtained seventh from Chargers in exchange for DB Elijah Molden
- Jets added seventh from Titans in Jarvis Brownlee trade
- Dolphins acquired No. 238 from Jets for S Minkah Fitzpatrick
- Jets added seventh from Titans in Jarvis Brownlee trade
- Jaguars snared seventh from Eagles in deal sending T Fred Johnson back to Philadelphia
- Browns obtained pick from Jaguars in Greg Newsome trade
- Bears pried No. 239 from Browns in Joe Tryon-Shoyinka swap
- Browns obtained pick from Jaguars in Greg Newsome trade
- Browns–Bills‘ trade involving WR Amari Cooper sent Cleveland seventh
- In Jowon Briggs trade, Jets added No. 242 from Browns
- Deadline deal involving DT Khalil Davis gave Texans No. 243 from 49ers
- Vikings acquired No. 244 from Texans in trade involving RB Cam Akers
- Texans added seventh from Rams in Ben Skowronek trade
- Jaguars collected No. 245 from Texans in trade for WR Christian Kirk
- Nick Harris trade sent Browns No. 248 from Seahawks