2026 NFL trade deadline tracker: Latest deals, grades as Bears land Jeffery Simmons, Colts enter rebuild

A steady stream of blockbuster moves in advance of the 2026 NFL trade deadline redistributed some of the league's top talent at numerous positions. Even more impactful transactions could be on the way before Nov. 10, but in the meantime, the Chicago Bears are the biggest winners of the deadline thus far with their highly fruitful acquisition of Jeffery Simmons, while the Indianapolis Colts emerged as the most aggressive sellers in dealing Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner.

Trade watch continues for a myriad of stars on struggling teams, including Jonathan Taylor, Khalil Mack, George Pickens and others. At the same time, teams battling for position at the front of the postseason race must decide how much to invest in those standouts who are available on the trade market.

There is only one more week of games until the trade deadline, so this year's contenders and pretenders are about as clear as they will be before it is too late to buy and sell. It is safe to expect a flurry of moves in the coming days as those franchises gear up for the home stretch or look ahead to the future.

Below is every in-season trade ahead of the NFL's 2026 deadline.

Oct. 29: Bears go all-in, acquire Jeffery Simmons

Oct. 27: DeForest Buckner reunites with 49ers

Oct. 27: Seahawks bolster offensive line with Quenton Nelson

Oct. 11: Texans take a shot on Marvin Harrison Jr.

Oct. 7: Ravens land Cam Jurgens

Oct. 1: Joey Porter Jr. brings much-needed help to Cowboys defense

Sept. 28: Giants find replacement QB in J.J. McCarthy