The trade deadline often comes and goes with little fanfare or attention, and rarely features blockbuster deals. The most resonant deal in NFL trade deadline history occurred on Oct.
Also the largest trade in league history , the Cowboys traded Walker and four draft picks, the highest of which were two third-round picks, to the Vikings in exchange for five veteran players and eight draft picks, including three consecutive seasons of first- and second-round draft selections. The Walker trade came two years after another superstar running back, Eric Dickerson, was a key piece of a three-team blockbuster trade at the deadline.
The Los Angeles Rams received two veteran running backs, three first-round picks and three second-round picks from the Buffalo Bills and Indianapolis Colts in exchange for sending Dickerson to the Colts, while the Colts sent the rights to No.
Since then, however, impact midseason trades at the deadline have been few and far between. There have only been 32 trade deadline deals since , which averages out to fewer than three deals every two years.
Few of those deals have involved star players in their prime or significant assets being swapped. McCardell went on to catch passes for 1, yards and 10 touchdowns for the Chargers from San Diego made another deadline deal for a wide receiver when it acquired Chris Chambers from the Miami Dolphins in in exchange for a second-round pick.
Chambers caught 68 passes for 1, yards and nine touchdowns for the Chargers in , but he was cut by San Diego in the midst of an unproductive season.
The Dallas Cowboys traded three draft picks , including a first-round pick, in exchange for Detroit Lions wide receiver Roy Williams and a seventh-round pick in The trade allows Denver to stock up for the future—the Broncos got a second-round pick and a third-round pick back from the Rams for Miller. The Broncos now have 10 draft picks to spend next year, many of them high-value: Denver holds one first-round pick, two seconds, two thirds, one fourth, two fifths, a sixth-rounder they picked up late Tuesday from the Eagles in exchange for rookie cornerback Kary Vincent Jr.
One other option looms large, and he happened to dress as John Wick for Halloween. When a team is as cap-stretched and veteran-heavy as Los Angeles is, rounding out the roster with cheap talent that can fill complementary roles is essential. It makes L. One byproduct of the Miller trade was that several details of a Halloween party he hosted during his final days in Denver were revealed.
Apparently, Quavo was going to be there. Now Miller plays for the Rams. It is tough, though, if, in addition to a defensive leader, the Broncos also lost their party host. On Tuesday, his father, Odell Beckham Sr. The caption on the post included the hashtags ihurt4him thisreallyhurts and veryhurtful, in case the video did not make it clear that Beckham Sr. Soon after, noted Browns fan LeBron James posted this tweet:.
The problem here is that Beckham Jr. Beckham has averaged Since , Mayfield has a Just this season, Mayfield has a Still, at and well within the AFC wild-card hunt, they decided to be buyers at the deadline. Kansas City traded a sixth-round pick to the Steelers for edge defender Melvin Ingram III on Tuesday, an attempt to improve a pass rush that ranks 32nd in sack rate, 16th in pressure rate, and 29th in expected points added EPA on defense so far this season.
But they're with justified hopes for a title run, and Miller should thrive working nearby Aaron Donald. If his presence helps L. Jeff Kerr also graded this trade, and he likes it even more for both sides. Check out his full trade grade story here. Odds are, Omenihu won't make or break the 49ers' defensive line, which already has Nick Bosa and Arik Armstead as top-tier pass rushers.
But he's quietly flashed in limited snaps since coming in as a fifth-rounder, including with 16 QB hits in San Francisco gave up basically nothing to bolster its front-four depth with upside.
What are the Texans doing, on the other hand? It's anyone's guess. Omenihu failed to earn a starting gig in Houston despite the team's lack of proven pass rushers, but that might be more of an indictment of their staff. This is a franchise in a rebuild, and it just gave up a year-old edge man for scraps. Vincent continues the Eagles' youth movement at cornerback. He is the fourth cornerback age 23 or younger the Eagles have acquired since the spring. Vincent was a ball-hawking defender during his time at LSU.
He is an explosive athlete who possesses elite-level speed that he used to intercept four passes during the Tigers' national championship season. There were questions about Vincent's tackling prowess leading up to the draft, which is one of the reasons his name was not called until the seventh round.
That may also be the reason Vincent never saw the field during a regular season game during his time with the Broncos. The Eagles do have depth at cornerback, so this was a pretty low-risk trade with fairly decent upside.
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