Our 2024 NFL trade tracker will continue to be updated throughout the year, right through the trade deadline. We’ve seen several blockbusters in recent times, including a rare one involving a head coach.
As the season continues to play out, trades will continue to happen around the league. Bookmark. Save. Do your thing. We will be providing instant updates on every trade around the football world with analysis in this NFL trade tracker moving forward.
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2024 NFL trade tracker
Denver Broncos add depth, acquire Zach Wilson
| Denver Broncos get | New York Jets get |
| Zach Wilson | 2024 6th-round pick |
| 2024 7th-round pick |
Zach Wilson is finally on the move. The former Jets draft bust is headed to Denver to presumably compete for the starting job. He spent his first three seasons withthe Jets after they made the BYU product the No. 2 pick bac in 2021. Wilson proceeded to throw 23 touchdowns against 25 interceptions in 34 games (33 starts).
Tennessee Titans acquire offensive line depth
| Tennessee Titans get | Cleveland Browns Get |
| Leroy Watson | 2024 7th-round pick |
The Browns had a mere six picks in the 2024 NFL Draft prior to this trade. They now add a second seventh-rounder for a player that was likely on the roster bubble. In turn, Tennessee gets some depth on the offensive line. Watson appeared in seven games as a rookie last season.
Houston Texans shockingly acquire Stefon Diggs
| Houston Texans get | Buffalo Bills get |
| Stefon Diggs | 2025 2nd-round pick |
In what has yto be considered one of the biggest shockers of the NFL offseason, the upstart Houston Texans have acquired Stefon Diggs from the Buffalo Bills. This provided stud young quarterback C.J. Stroud another top-end option to go with breakout player Nico Collins at wide receiver.
Diggs, 30, averaged 111 receptions for 1,343 yards during his four-year run with the Buffalo Bills after originally being a fifth-round pick of the Minnesota Vikings. Despite this, drama defined Diggs’ tenure over the final couple seasons in Western New York. Getting a mere second-round pick in 2025 for the four-time Pro Bowler adds another layer to this.
- Houston Texans: A+
- Buffalo Bills: D-
Tennessee Titans land L’Jarius Sneed
| Tennessee Titans get | Kansas City Chiefs get |
| L’Jarius Sneed | 2024 7th-round pick |
| 2024 7th-round pick | 2025 3rd-round pick |
Tennessee nabbed a Pro Bowl-caliber cornerback in Sneed for pennies on the dollar in a trade with the defending champion Kansas City Chiefs. The deal calls for the Titans to send a mere third-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft to Kansas City. The Chiefs also move up in the seventh round of this year’s draft.
We understand that Sneed had the franchise tag placed on him and was unlikely to return to the Chiefs next season. But acquiring a mere mid-round pick a year down the road for him was a major loss for Kansas City. Sneed, 27, yielded a mere 51% completion and 56.2 QB rating when targeted a season ago.
- Tennessee Titans: A+
- Kansas City Chiefs: F
Justin Fields dealt to Pittsburgh Steelers
| Pittsburgh Steelers get | Chicago Bears get |
| Justin Fields | Conditional 2025 4th-round pick |
Fresh off dealing away Kenny Pickett, the Steelers found a backup for Russell Wilson. It comes in the form of a former first-round pick in that of Justin Fields. The cost was a mere sixth-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft that could turn into a fourth-rounder should Fields play 51% of the Steelers’ offensive snaps this coming season.
- Pittsburgh Steelers: A+
- Chicago Bears: D
Pittsburgh Steelers send Kenny Pickett packing
| Pittsburgh Steelers | Philadelphia Eagles |
| 2024 3rd-round pick | Kenny Pickett |
| 2 2025 7th-round pick | 2024 4th-round pick |
Once the Steelers acquired Russell Wilson in free agency, it seemed as if he’d be competing with Pickett. That’s obviously not the case. Instead, Wilson takes over as Pittsburgh’s starter after they moved Pickett for pennies on the dollar. He lasted two seasons after being a first-round pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, throwing 12 touchdowns against 12 interceptions. In turn, the Eagles get a backup to Jalen Hurts.
- Pittsburgh Steelers: D
- Philadelphia Eagles: A
Minnesota Vikings add another first-round pick
| Minnesota Vikings get | Houston Texans get |
| 2024 1st-round pick (23rd overall) | 2024 2nd-round pick |
| 2024 7th-round pick | 2024 6th-round pick |
| 2025 2nd-round pick |
Houston picks up an additional second-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft by moving down 19 spots in this year’s draft. It gives the team some extra ammo heading into the annual event.
As for the Minnesota Vikings, they add a second first-round pick to go with their original 11th pick. They could be used to move up again for a top-flight quarterback to replace the recently-departed Kirk Cousins. Early indications are that the target is North Carolina’s Drake Maye.
- Minnesota Vikings: A+
- Houston Texans: A+
Chicago Bears shock NFL world with Keenan Allen blockbuster
| Chicago Bears get | Los Angeles Chargers get |
| Keenen Allen | 2024 4th-round pick |
Well, this comes completely out of nowhere. We knew that the Los Angeles Chargers were up against the salary cap. But their decision to restructure the contracts of Khalil Mack and Joey Bosa seemed to suggest that Allen’s job was safe.
About that? The six-time Pro Bowler was dealt to Chicago for a mere fourth-round pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. Despite his relatively advanced age, Allen still caught 108 passes for 1,243 yards and seven touchdowns a season ago. Imagine him teaming up with D.J. Moore for likely rookie No. 1 pick Caleb Williams.
- Chicago Bears: A+
- Los Angeles Chargers: C+
Related: Breaking down the Keenan Allen trade to the Chicago Bears
Seattle Seahawks provide competition for Geno Smith
| Seattle Seahawks get | Washington Commanders get |
| Sam Howell | 2024 3rd-round pick |
| 2024 4th-round pick | 2025 5th-round pick |
| 2024 6th-round pick |
Seattle has found some competition for Smith on the NFL trade block. That includes acquiring this former fifth-round pick from Washington. The cost ended up being a trade down 24 picks in the middle rounds and another trade down 27 picks in the late rounds. Howell, 23, threw for 3,946 yards with 21 touchdowns a season ago. He also led the NFL with 21 interceptions.
As for Washington, it’s clear that the team is going quarterback with the No. 2 pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. Getting anything of substance for Howell is a win.
- Seattle Seahawks: A
- Washington Commanders: A
Arizona Cardinals acquire Desmond Ridder
| Arizona Cardinals get | Atlanta Falcons get |
| Desmond Ridder | Rondale Moore |
A rare player-for-player swap with no draft picks involved. After signing Kirk Cousins earlier in the offseason, the Falcons moved their incumbent QB to Arizona. A third-round pick of the Falcons back in 2022, Ridder will now serve as Kyler Murray’s backup.
Meanwhile, Atlanta nabs another weapon for Cousins in the 5-foot-7 Moore. He failed to take off in three seasons with the Cardinals, but could fit this Atlanta offense to a T.
- Arizona Cardinals: C+
- Atlanta Falcons: B+
San Francisco 49ers add defensive line help
| San Francisco 49ers get | Houston Texans get |
| Maliek Collins | 2024 7th-round pick |
This comes with the 49ers set to release their longest-tenured player in that of Arik Armstead once the new league year starts. It also comes one day after San Francisco signed fellow defensive tackle Jordan Elliott from the Cleveland Browns.
This past season saw Collins rack up career-highs in QB hits (18) and sacks (five) while starting all 16 games in which he appeared for the Texans.
- San Francisco 49ers: A
- Houston Texans: B+
New York Jets get Aaron Rodgers some protection
| New York Jets get | Baltimore Ravens get |
| Morgan Moses | 2024 4th-round pick |
| 2024 4th-round pick | 2025 6th-round pick |
The Jets needed to find a starting left tackle and right tackle this offseason. They are now half way there after adding Morgan Moses to the mix for pennies on the dollar. The veteran right tackle has started 144 of 152 games in which he’s appearance since being an original draft pick of Washington back in 2014.
As for the Ravens, they could either go with Daniel Faalele at right tackle or select an heir-apparent in the 2024 NFL Draft. There is are also quality starters remaining in free agency.
- New York Jets: A
- Baltimore Ravens: A
Diontae Johnson lands with the Carolina Panthers
| Carolina Panthers get | Pittsburgh Steelers get |
| Diontae Johnson | Donte Jackson |
| 2024 6th-round pick | 2024 7th-round pick |
A third-round pick of the Steelers out of Toledo back in 2019, Johnson has morphed into a Pro Bowl-caliber wide receiver.
Back in 2021 with Pittsburgh, Johnson caught 107 passes for 1,161 yards with eight touchdowns. He has not been able to duplicate that success with an average of 69 receptions for 800 yards over the past two seasons.
- Carolina Panthers: A
- Pittsburgh Steelers: D
Joe Mixon heads to the Houston Texans
| Houston Texans get | Cincinnati Bengals get |
| Joe Mixon | Conditional future 7th-round pick |
Cincinnati was on the verge of releasing Mixon before opting to trade him to the Texans for a future conditional seventh-round pick. This comes after the Bengals signed Zack Moss in NFL free agency.
Houston gets its RB1 in this former Pro Bowler who is averaging 1,221 total yards and nine touchdowns throughout his seven-year career. He replaces Devin Singletary, who signed with the New York Giants.
- Houston Texans A+
- Cincinnati Bengals: C
New York Giants pull off blockbuster trade for Brian Burns
| New York Giants get | Carolina Panthers get |
| Brian Burns | 2024 2nd-round pick |
| 2024 4th-round pick |
New York adds one of the best young pass rushers in the NFL on the cheap. Remember, the Panthers had turned down an offer from the Los Angeles Rams of two first-round picks and change during the 2022 NFL seasons.
Burns, 25, ultimately signed a five-year, $141 million contract with New York. It makes him the second highest-paid edge rusher in the NFL behind Nick Bosa.
- New York Giants: A+
- Carolina Panthers: D
Carlton Davis traded to the Detroit Lions
| Detroit Lions get | Tampa Bay Buccaneers get |
| Carlton Davis | 3rd-round pick in 2024 |
| 6th-round picks in 2024 and 2025 |
According to NFL Media’s Tom Pelissero, the Lions have acquired veteran cornerback Carlton Davis from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Davis, 27, was a second-round pick of the Buccaneers out of Auburn back in 2018. He has started 75 of the 76 games in which he’s appeared in six NFL seasons.
- Detroit Lions: A-
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers: B+
Jacksonville Jaguars acquire Mac Jones
| Jacksonville Jaguars get | New England Patriots get |
| Mac Jones | 2024 6th-round pick |
The Jaguars have a new backup for Trevor Lawrence, and it cost the team very little. Yielding a sixth-round pick for former New England Patriots first-round selection Mac Jones could prove to be a steal.
Sure, Jones has struggled over the past two seasons (24 TD, 23 INT). But he has 42 career starts under his belt. Given the injuries we saw at the quarterback position during the 2023 NFL season, that’s no small thing.
- Jacksonville Jaguars: A
- New England Patriots: C
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