The Philadelphia Eagles trade defensive tackle Jordan Davis to the Jacksonville Jaguars for a 2027 first‑round pick and a 2029 second‑round pick, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The move caps a busy Monday for Jacksonville, which also added Pro Bowl safety Jessie Bates and DT Davon Godchaux before the Nov 10 deadline. Davis, a 2022 first‑rounder with 31 tackles and 1.5 sacks in nine games, helped Philadelphia win Super Bowl LIX. The Jaguars (6‑2) aim to bolster a three‑game AFC South lead, while the Eagles (2‑7) stockpile 10 early‑round picks for the next three drafts.
Jacksonville and Philadelphia make headlines with a major NFL deadline deal.
The Jacksonville Jaguars fire up their defense before the Nov. 10 trade deadline, acquiring former Pro Bowl safety Jessie Bates III from the Atlanta Falcons for a 2027 second‑round and a 2028 fifth‑round pick, and trading for Saints defensive tackle Davon Godchaux. The Saints receive a conditional 2028 sixth‑rounder that could become a 2027 pick. With both players added, the 6‑2 Jaguars position themselves as AFC Super Bowl contenders ahead of their Week 14 Monday Night clash with the Steelers.
The Philadelphia Eagles trade team captain defensive tackle Jordan Davis to the Jacksonville Jaguars for Jacksonville’s 2027 first‑round pick and 2029 second‑round pick, giving Philly a total of 10 first‑two‑round selections across three upcoming drafts. Davis, who signed a three‑year, $78 million deal in March, leaves after leading the locker room and contributing to the Super Bowl‑winning defense. Jacksonville, 6‑2 through Week 9, adds Davis to bolster its interior line for a 2026 playoff push. The move also frees cap space for the Eagles to retain Moro Ojomo.
The Jacksonville Jaguars, sitting 6‑2 and vying for the AFC top seed, make a third trade before the 2026 deadline, acquiring defensive tackle Jordan Davis from the Philadelphia Eagles. Jacksonville sends a 2027 first‑round and a 2029 second‑round pick, while the Eagles collect five first‑ and five second‑round selections to aid their rebuild. Davis, under contract through 2029, posted 31 tackles, 1.5 sacks and three QB hits in nine games for Philadelphia. The move solidifies a projected Jags defensive line with Travon Walker, Davon Godchaux, Davis and Josh Allen‑Hines, boosting their pass‑rush potential.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have become the NFL’s trade‑deadline frontrunner, acquiring three impact players in just one day. Jacksonville trades a 2027 first‑rounder, a 2029 second‑rounder, plus a 2028 fifth‑ and sixth‑round pick for Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Jordan Davis (No. 13 overall in 2022). The Jaguars also add Falcons safety Jessie Bates III and Saints defensive tackle Davon Godchaux, sending away additional future picks. At 6‑2, Jacksonville sits as the AFC’s No. 3 seed, holding the tiebreaker over the Steelers, who now face a tougher road: a Week 11 clash against a Davis‑less Eagles and a Week 14 Monday Night Football showdown with a now‑loaded Jaguars that looms as Pittsburgh’s toughest remaining game.
The Philadelphia Eagles trade defensive tackle Jordan Davis to the Jacksonville Jaguars for a 2027 first‑round pick and a 2029 second‑round pick, a move that shocks fans after Davis signed a three‑year, $78 million extension in March. Davis, a 2022 first‑rounder from Georgia, posted 193 tackles, 17 TFLs and 9.5 sacks over five seasons and helped anchor the line that powered the Eagles to a Super Bowl LIX blowout over the Chiefs. The deal gives Philadelphia multiple first‑round selections in 2027 and 2028, including a pick from the Patriots via the A.J. Brown trade, while the Jaguars make their third defensive trade of the day. The Eagles also aim to keep defensive lineman Moro Ojomo before the trade deadline.
The Steelers are poised for a playoff push as they head into a Sunday night primetime clash with the Cincinnati Bengals. Amid league-wide trade deadline buzz—like the Jaguars adding safety Jessie Bates and DT Jordan Davis—first‑year head coach Mike McCarthy says he’s leaving roster moves to GM Omar Khan and vice‑president Art Rooney II. McCarthy admits he’s not involved in trade talks, focusing instead on game planning for the AFC North showdown. He trusts the front office to act if a player can help the team win.
Seattle enters Week 10 of the 2026 NFL season with a 5-4 record and a busy trade deadline on Nov. 10 (4 pm ET). The Seahawks have already added veteran guard Quenton Nelson for 2027‑28 draft picks, and front‑office veteran John Schneider may yet follow past deadline moves involving Leonard Williams and Carlos Dunlap. Edge rusher and wide receiver are the biggest needs, with names like Will McDonald IV on the radar. The article tracks live deadline activity and highlights other league trades, such as Jessie Bates to Jacksonville.
The Jacksonville Jaguars trade a 2027 first‑round pick and a 2029 second‑round pick to the Philadelphia Eagles for Georgia defensive tackle Jordan Davis, ending weeks of speculation linking them to Jalen Carter. ESPN’s Adam Schefter confirms the blockbuster move, marking the Jaguars' third defensive trade of the day and giving the Eagles a total of ten picks across the first two rounds of the next three drafts. The deal is still developing.
The Jacksonville Jaguars, sitting 6‑2 and atop the AFC South, trade their 2027 first‑round pick and a 2029 second‑rounder to the Philadelphia Eagles for 26‑year‑old defensive tackle Jordan Davis. Davis, the former 13th‑overall pick from the 2022 draft, recorded a career‑high 72 tackles, 4.5 sacks and nine TFLs last season and has 31 tackles, 1.5 sacks and two TFLs in nine starts this year. The move follows earlier deals for DT Davon Godchaux and safety Jessie Bates III, shoring up the Jaguars’ defense ahead of the NFL trade deadline.
The NFL trade deadline tracker reveals a flurry of moves as the deadline approaches. Edge rusher Will McDonald IV demands a trade out of the Jets after losing his snap to Kingsley Enagbare and rookie Joseph Ossai. Colts quarterback Daniel Jones stays put despite rumors and a lost season. The Falcons ship All‑Pro safety Jessie Bates to Jacksonville for a 2027 second‑round and 2028 fifth‑round pick, with Atlanta covering most of his 2026 salary. Jacksonville also acquires DT Davon Godchaux from the Saints, a former Packers pre‑draft visitor. Meanwhile, the Lions add safety Andre Cisco from the Jets for a 2028 sixth‑rounder. Rumors swirl about Packers interest in running backs and defensive linemen, with the Giants, Vikings and Jaguars eyeing DT Moro Ojomo.
The Jacksonville Jaguars trade defensive tackle Jordan Davis to the Philadelphia Eagles for a 2027 first‑round pick and a 2029 second‑round pick, marking the Jaguars’ third defensive acquisition on the same day. The deal gives Philadelphia a total of ten selections in the first two rounds across the next three drafts, fueling speculation that the Eagles are fully embracing a rebuild strategy under Howie Roseman. Davis, who signed a three‑year, $78 million extension in March, joins recent Jags additions Jessie Bates and Davon Godchaux, while the Birds consider leveraging the new assets for further extensions or additional trades.
The Steelers travel to Jacksonville for a Week 14 Monday Night Football showdown against a Jags squad that just went all‑in at the trade deadline. Jacksonville bolsters its secondary by signing veteran safety Jesse Bates III on Monday, adding firepower to a team already ranked among the AFC's elite. The move signals a push for a playoff‑positioning win against Pittsburgh, making the matchup a must‑watch contest.
The Jacksonville Jaguars are all in on their pursuit of a Super Bowl title this season.
Jordan Schultz reports the Philadelphia Eagles are trading defensive tackle Jordan Davis to the Jaguars for a package including a first-round pick.
The Philadelphia Eagles trade defensive tackle Jordan Davis to the Jacksonville Jaguars for a 2027 first‑round pick and a 2029 second‑round pick, according to Adam Schefter. Davis, a 2022 No. 13 overall pick and former AP All‑American who signed a $78 million extension this March, has posted 31 tackles, 1.5 sacks and a pass deflection in nine games this season. Jacksonville, aiming to bolster its D‑line, secures the former Chuck Bednarik and Outland Trophy winner, while Philadelphia cashes in on high draft capital.
The Green Bay Packers held workouts for six free agents on Monday, featuring quarterbacks Carter Bradley and Jalen Morton and four tight ends—Zach Davidson, Kenny Fletcher, Zack Kuntz, and D.J. Rogers. Bradley, a 26‑year‑old undrafted South Alabama QB, has bounced between the Raiders, Raiders practice squad, Las Vegas, and Jacksonville, most recently on a futures deal before being waived. The Packers are evaluating these players as they look to add depth at QB and TE ahead of the season’s second half.
The Baltimore Ravens confirm veteran quarterback Jacoby Brissett will start in Week 10 against the Los Angeles Chargers, after acquiring him from the Arizona Cardinals just days earlier. With starter Lamar Jackson and backup Tyler Huntley sidelined, rookie Joe Fagnano led a 33-10 loss to Jacksonville, dropping the Ravens to 4-5 and last in the AFC North. Coach Jesse Minter says Brissett, a journeyman who’s played for six NFL teams, will take the helm Monday night as Baltimore hopes to climb back into the division race and playoff contention.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter flags Arizona Cardinals safety Budda Baker as a "sneaky" trade candidate ahead of the November 12 deadline. At 30, Baker—drafted in 2017 and under a three‑year, $54 million extension through 2028—has posted 62 tackles, 3.5 sacks, an interception and four pass defenses in nine games this season. Schefter and Jeremy Fowler note contending teams like the Bills, Jaguars and Lions are still scouting safety help, and Baker would welcome a move to a contender. The Cardinals, however, remain reluctant to trade him.
With the NFL trade deadline looming at 3 p.m. Arrowhead time, the Kansas City Chiefs face their last chance to add a player beyond free‑agency. Rumors link the Chiefs to wide receivers Josh Downs (Colts) and Brian Thomas Jr. (Jaguars), with a fourth‑round pick potentially the price for Downs. Insider Ian Rapoport notes the Chiefs have pursued Thomas since last year, while Jeremy Fowler says Kansas City is "lurking" for a receiver. Meanwhile, former Chiefs star Tyreek Hill remains unsigned but ready to play in November. The article also lists recent league‑wide trades, underscoring the deadline’s urgency for Chiefs GM Brett Veach.
Baltimore safety Kyle Hamilton exited Thursday’s loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars with a hip injury, but head coach Jesse Minter says the outlook is positive and expects Hamilton to miss no time. Hamilton acknowledged the Ravens’ defensive lapses, especially in the second half, and emphasized the need for consistent effort and a resilient mindset to turn close games into wins. The update comes as Baltimore battles a tough injury slate and the absence of quarterback Lamar Jackson, dampening the team’s playoff hopes.
The NFL trade frenzy continues as the Vikings watch from the sidelines. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports safety Jessie Bates III moves to Jacksonville for a 2027 2nd‑round and 2028 5th‑round pick, while the Jets send S Andre Cisco to Detroit for a 2028 6th‑rounder. The Jaguars also add DT Davon Godchaux. Minnesota, now 6‑1, weighs options amid a leaky roster, eyeing a possible re‑signing of veteran QB Kirk Cousins and free‑safety Theo Jackson, while DC Brian Flores monitors CBs Camryn Bynum, Minkah Fitzpatrick, and stars like Derwin James or Budda Baker. Rumors also swirl around RB upgrades – Saquon Barkley, Jonathan Taylor, Tony Pollard or Alvin Kamara – ahead of the 7:15 p.m. CT clash with the 6‑1 Bills.
The New England Patriots clearly need help in the wide receiver department, and the Jacksonville Jaguars might not mind giving them Brian Thomas Jr.
Titans coach Robert Saleh addresses wide receiver Calvin Ridley's brief run-in with Nashville airport police, calling it a "very minor miscommunication" after a valet dispute that left the employee with a cut. Saleh says law enforcement now handles the matter and it won't affect Tennessee's immediate plans. Ridley, 31, has struggled this season with just six catches for 91 yards in seven games and carries a hefty $92 million contract amid trade deadline talks. The Titans, 1‑7, prepare for a Week 10 clash with Jacksonville on Nov. 15.