June 1 has come and gone, and with it comes one of the NFL offseason's biggest inflection points. As salary cap restrictions ease and front offices gain greater financial flexibility, trade talks that have simmered for months can suddenly become reality. From blockbuster superstar moves to under-the-radar depth deals, the race to finalise rosters before training camp is officially underway.
With contenders loading up for a Super Bowl push and rebuilding franchises stockpiling future assets, the trade market is heating up fast. Whether it's headline-grabbing moves or smaller transactions that could reshape a team's depth chart, we'll track every significant NFL trade right here as the 2026 preseason unfolds.
Every major NFL trade, updated daily ⤵️
Patriots get the star receiver they needed
New England Patriots get: AJ Brown (WR)
Philadelphia Eagles get:2027 fifth-round pick, 2028 first-round pick
It's been mooted for months, and the Patriots finally get the man to take their offense to another level. AJ Brown reunites with his former Tennessee Titans head coach, Mike Vrabel, in Massachusetts, giving Drake Maye a formidable one-two punch alongside free agent signing Romeo Doubs on the other side.
Brown leaves Philadelphia with the two highest single-season receiving yard totals in franchise history: 1,496 yards in 2022 and 1,456 in 2023. The Eagles, though, have been planning for Brown's departure for months, trading up in the first round of this year's NFL Draft for Makai Lemon (WR - USC), while also trading for Packers receiver Dontayvion Wicks, and signing Hollywood Brown and Elijah Moore as free agents.
Reigning Defensive Player of the Year traded to Super Bowl favourites
LA Rams get: Myles Garrett (Edge)
Cleveland Browns get: Jared Verse (Edge), 2027 first-round pick, 2028 second-round pick, 2029 third-round pick
His football resume is stacked: First overall pick in the 2017 NFL Draft. 2x NFL Defensive Player of the Year. 5x All-Pro. 7x Pro Bowl. He holds the NFL records for most sacks in a single season (23) AND the most seasons with 12 or more sacks (6). What Myles Garrett doesn't have is a Super Bowl ring.
Yet. His chance is coming, with a trade to the Super Bowl favourite LA Rams.
It really was a win-win trade for both sides, with the Cleveland Browns receiving powerful up-and-coming edge rusher Jared Verse in return, plus three valuable draft picks added to the stockpile.
Stay tuned for the latest NFL trade news, rumours and confirmed deals as teams finalise their rosters for the 2026 NFL season.
