2026 NFL Trade Deadline Live Rumors, Updates and Analysis for November 10

Kristopher KnoxNov 10, 2026, updated 1 min ago

It's deadline day in the NFL. The 2026 trade window will officially close at 4 p.m. ET, and fans can expect to see several teams make last-minute moves to improve their rosters before then.

Some of those moves could be substantial. Monday's activity included a few big-time trades, including the Jacksonville Jaguars' blockbuster acquisition of Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Jordan Davis.

What will Tuesday have in store? Follow along for the latest deals, rumors, analysis, and speculation surrounding the 2026 trade deadline.

Grades for all of the completed trades can be found here.

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14 mins ago

09:31 AM

Teams Have Called About Lions TE Sam LaPorta

Detroit Lions tight end Sam LaPorta is in a contract year and isn't guaranteed to return in 2027. According to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, teams have called Detroit about acquiring him.

The Lions are reportedly uninterested in moving LaPorta, which isn't surprising. The 25-year-old has 399 receiving yards and three touchdowns this season for the 6-2 Lions.

34 mins ago

09:11 AM

Vikings Expected to Pursue a Quarterback

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Anyone who watched the Minnesota Vikings fall to the Buffalo Bills on Monday night can determine that quarterback Carson Wentz didn't play well enough.

Kyler Murray was out with a hamstring injury, but he hasn't been significantly better when on the field this season.

Minnesota's other internal option is Max Brosmer, who made two starts last season and posted a passer rating of only 53.0.

According to NFL insider Jordan Schultz, "the belief" around the league is that the Vikings will try to add a quarterback before the deadline.

"They won't sit still," a source said, per Schultz. "They can't."

49 mins ago

08:56 AM

Giants Making Calls

The Jaguars were the big buyers on Monday, adding Davis, safety Jessie Bates III, and defensive tackle Davon Godchaux. The New York Giants are looking to get in on the action too, and are specifically looking for help along the defensive line and at running back, according to ESPN's Jordan Raanan.

However, head coach John Harbaugh has said that New York isn't looking to overpay, per Raanan. Given some of the prices Jacksonville paid on Monday—Davis cost a 2027 first-round pick and a 2029 second-rounder—we may not see the Giants follow the Jags' lead.