The 2025 NFL trade deadline came and went on Tuesday with a handful of trades. Some were expected, while others were not. It seemed to be a seller’s market with the New York Jets capitalizing on it and restocking their draft-pick cupboard for the next few years. Let’s take a look at some of the biggest winners and losers from Tuesday’s action. With so many teams in the playoff race and thinking they have at least something of a chance to make a run in the postseason, there weren’t many teams looking to unload players. That meant options for contending teams were limited, and the teams that were looking to sell were going to be able to cash in. The New York Jets stockpiled future first- and second-round picks. The Las Vegas Raiders received two draft picks for a rental in Jakobi Meyers, including a fourth-rounder. The New Orleans Saints received multiple picks, including a fourth-rounder, for Rashid Shaheed. On the surface, adding Quinnen Williams to the defensive line should be a major win. Williams is a gooRead More
Winners, losers from 2025 NFL trade deadline: Jets’ blockbusters a sign of seller’s market
