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NFL Trade Tracker - Updates On Every Trade During The 2025 Offseason

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RotoBaller's live tracker for the 2025 NFL offseason, with live updates for every NFL trade. Stay up to date with the latest NFL trade news and updates.

The NFL free-agency period is now underway, and while teams couldn't sign players with expired contracts until just now, they've been able to agree to principles for trades with other clubs for a while now. There have been quite a few impactful trades made so far, with more ostensibly yet to come.

These transactions are not only important to the involved teams, but to fantasy football as well. For many, it's worth analyzing their impacts on the fantasy-relevant players on their new team, even if the specific player isn't a quarterback, running back, wide receiver, or tight end, the four most common positions featured on fantasy football rosters.

Upgrades at offensive linemen can help quarterbacks and running backs directly and WRs/TEs indirectly. A pass-catcher going to a better situation can help them outproduce their numbers from the previous year. Even defensive signings can change how offenses operate. So, let's dive into every trade made so far! To keep tabs on free agency, check our 2025 NFL Free Agent Tracker.

Be sure to check all of our fantasy football rankings for 2025:

 

Vikings Trade For 49ers RB Jordan Mason

Erm... I'm not so sure what this means across the board, but the Minnesota Vikings just completed a trade for San Francisco 49ers running back Jordan Mason, who had a career year last season filling in for the injured Christian McCaffrey. The immediate impacts for this on both teams are likely significant.

It looks like Vikings RB Aaron Jones won't be quite the workhorse we thought he would be, and that's reasonable. Many teams have adopted committee backfields to reduce the workloads of their starting RBs. It makes sense to do this with Jones, who's been injury-prone his entire career, and would benefit operating in the "less touches and better efficiency" range.

With regards to Mason, he will be the backup, but has a chance to significantly cut into Jones' volume, because he's actually pretty good. I don't think that it's a death sentence for Jones' fantasy value. In fact, I think he might only lose a few touches per game. Vikings RB Ty Chandler now becomes the third-string back, and is basically worthless in fantasy unless someone gets hurt.

Meanwhile, the biggest winner from this trade is actually 49ers RB Isaac Guerendo. In case of a McCaffrey injury, he'll immediately assume the role that made him look like a league-winner until injuries shortened his rookie campaign. Guerendo is an insanely talented athlete, and was utilized both a pass-catcher and runner in 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan's elite offensive system. His dynasty value especially gets a big boost.

Guerendo now has massive upside that's more likely to be realized. I'm not certain that the 9ers will switch to a committee backfield, because Shanahan loves running one guy into the ground as much as possible until he gets injured, then grinding the next guy's bones and joints to dust until he gets injured, because it's all about running his favorite little system and not protecting his players' health. That's just the way some coaches are.

So, for the time, McCaffrey should keep hogging all the volume. But he might not be with the team for much longer. CMC is a little more than four years older than Guerendo, so at some point a change of the guard will happen, and Guerendo should become the starter. And when he does, he'll occupy a massively valuable fantasy role (that of a league-winner). Pick him up in Dynasty now if you can get him for a good deal.

 

Cowboys Snag OLB Kenneth Murray From Titans

The Dallas Cowboys sent a sixth-round pick in 2025 to the Tennessee Titans for outside linebacker Kenneth Murray and a 2025 seventh-round pick. Murray is just 26 years old, but had a very poor season in 2024, ranking 169th out of 181 qualifying linebackers according to Pro Football Focus. Youth is on his side, so he'll have a chance to revitalize his career. This is likely another depth move.

 

Bills CB Kaiir Elam Traded To Cowboys

The Buffalo Bills traded their three-year veteran cornerback Kaiir Elam and a 2025 sixth-round pick (No. 204) to the Dallas Cowboys for a 2026 seventh-round pick and a 2025 fifth-round pick (No. 170). It's unclear what role Elam will have, but he should get at least some playing time, and bolster Dallas' depth in the secondary. This move is likely to offset the loss of CB Jourdan Lewis, who signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars, but is a downgrade from Lewis.

 

Washington Commanders Acquire Deebo Samuel Sr.

In the first "blockbuster" trade after the 2024 NFL season ended, the Washington Commanders addressed a desperate need, wide receiver, by trading for former San Francisco 49ers wideout Deebo Samuel Sr. Samuel is coming off the worst season in his career efficiency-wise, and disappointed in nearly all of his games after Week 7 of 2024. But he'll get a fresh start with rising star quarterback Jayden Daniels.

Samuel battled multiple injuries, including a calf strain, and caught pneumonia before a Week 7 contest with the Kansas City Chiefs. This infuriated fantasy football managers once again as he dropped another goose egg, which has been a recurring issue in his career. But injuries aside, it's likely he still has some juice left in the tank.

Regarding the fit with the Commanders, Samuel will likely serve as the team's WR2 and Commanders offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury is creative enough to utilize his skill set to make him quite productive.

Samuel should be used at least moderately in the run game, have a high snap and route share, get involved on gimmicky and trick plays, and be fed targets on screens and dump-offs to utilize his yards-after-catch skill set, which is one of the best in the league.

While he was widely criticized by the fantasy football community for his lack of production in the second half of the season, anyone who's had pneumonia knows that it takes many weeks, and sometimes months, to fully recover. NFL players tend to battle through serious injuries and illnesses during the season, and Samuel was no exception.

Samuel was nowhere near the same player he was after his illness bout. You should always pay attention to things like this -- it's an opportunity to pick up a player for cheap in either dynasty or redraft, as much of the community may be nervous about drafting or hanging on to him after such a dreadful year. I'm not convinced he's washed.

Washington will have much more flexibility on offense with Samuel's presence. I expect him to get plenty of work both as a receiver and a running back, as Daniels' only target being WR Terry McLaurin last season didn't work out well in the NFC Championship Game. The duo should make for a better passing offense. I don't know if Scary Terry can match his 13-touchdown season from 2024, but he should be fine.

And Daniels is much better off. I wouldn't be surprised to see better passing numbers. A sophomore slump doesn't appear to be on the way.

 

Chicago Bears Send Round 6 Pick For Jonah Jackson

Offensive guard Jonah Jackson, signed by the Los Angeles Rams before the 2024 season, was dealt to the Chicago Bears in exchange for a sixth-round pick. L.A. apparently wasn't impressed with his season and he battled through injuries as he always does, but he'll now reunite with his former offensive coordinator, and now head coach, Ben Johnson.

While he's not the team's general manager, he likely has significant sway, if not partial control, of Chicago's roster transactions. Therefore, we should assume that Johnson's first move as a head coach was to beef up the offensive line to give quarterback Caleb Williams more protection. Williams was the most-sacked quarterback in the NFL in 2024, having been decked behind the line of scrimmage 68 times.

This is a significant improvement for the young QB. Jackson is familiar with Johnson's schemes, and if he can stay healthy, he will be a significant upgrade over what they had before. The Bears have plenty of cap space to play with, so his large contract won't be a huge burden.

Part of what enabled Johnson to implement such creative schemes into his game plan has been the athleticism and talent of his offensive linemen, which he leverages to expand his playbook, making it much harder for opposing defenses to adapt.

Johnson is likely trying to build one of the best offensive lines in the league at all costs, as that was a huge part of his offense's successes in Detroit. This is great news for whoever the Bears draft at running back, Williams, all the pass-catchers, and the whole offense.

 

Bears Acquire OG Joe Thuney With Round 4 Pick

Just one day after Chicago picked up Jackson, it sent a fourth-round pick to the Kansas City Chiefs to pick up offensive guard Joe Thuney. He'll presumably hold down the other side of the interior of the offensive line. It's worth noting that in free agency, the team signed center Drew Dalman, because this move, along with the trades, completely overhauls the interior OL group for the Bears.

Much like the Jackson trade, this is not only good news for their QB, Williams, but for the run game as well. Chicago will likely invest significant capital at the running back position in the 2025 NFL Draft. The dual-back system in Detroit was wildly successful, with both David Montgomery and Jahmyr Gibbs having excellent seasons both in real-life football and fantasy.

The Bears still have RB D'Andre Swift under contract, and he should be the primary pass-catching RB moving forward. I'm beginning to think that the Bears will use their first-round pick on former Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty, which would immediately make him a red-hot fantasy football asset ahead of the 2025 season. If he even falls that far.

Even if not, they have plenty of options at the position in a loaded class. I've highlighted several rookie running backs, such as Dylan Sampson, Brashard Smith, RJ Harvey, and Bhayshul Tuten, who are extremely underrated. Any of these backs would benefit from being in Johnson's system, though they could opt to select Omarion Hampton or another of the "power" backs to complement Swift's quickness.

At any rate, the fantasy value of every Bears offensive player stands to benefit, and keep an eye on the RB they draft. He'll be stepping into an excellent situation for his fantasy production.

 

Texans Pick Up Christian Kirk From Jaguars

The Houston Texans sent a 2026 seventh-round pick to the Jacksonville Jaguars to acquire wide receiver Christian Kirk. Kirk was likely on his way out from the Jags anyway after a disappointing (but not terrible) 2024 season in which he produced minimally before breaking his collarbone and being ruled out for the rest of the year.

Kirk will join a WR room in desperate need of reinforcements. WR John Metchie III, once a second-round pick for the Texans, hasn't panned out even remotely. He's failed to separate himself from the likes of Xavier Hutchinson and aging vet Robert Woods, and it's unlikely he'll be the WR2 moving forward.

Additionally, the devastating injury to wide receiver Tank Dell will probably hold him out for the majority, if not all, of the 2025 NFL season, and we may never see Dell return to his early 2023 form. Kirk is 28 years old and will be in the final year of his current contract in 2025. The team will likely try to re-sign him.

It's a good deal for the Texans. Wide receiver contracts have exploded in recent years, and even if Kirk is just a stopgap for Dell's eventual return, this will be worth it. WR Nico Collins is elite, but teams need a serviceable WR2 to run a functional offense these days.

This is good news for quarterback C.J. Stroud, too, although he just lost his star left tackle, which isn't great. Regarding Kirk, it's really hard to know what to think. Stroud took a huge step back in 2024 after morons like me said there was no way he'd have a sophomore slump after his rookie season. Lesson learned. Kirk has some juice left.

He was a beloved target for Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence, and he's still a good slot receiver. Stroud would be wise to target him often, and he could have a nice comeback season alongside Collins if the new offensive coordinator and Stroud can figure a way to solve their woes. He should be cheap in redraft and even cheaper in dynasty, and he's not the worst player to make a move for, though I imagine his upside won't be tremendous.

Also, this likely cements WR Stefon Diggs' fate -- I have a hard time believing Houston will bring him back after his ACL tear.

 

Seahawks Send Geno Smith to Raiders

The Las Vegas Raiders pulled off the first true blockbuster trade of the 2025 offseason by sending a third-round pick to the Seattle Seahawks to get quarterback Geno Smith. This trade has big ramifications for both teams. It's worth noting that the Seahawks signed former Minnesota Vikings QB Sam Darnold to a three-year deal, but we'll get back to that later.

Smith will reunite with his former head coach, Pete Carroll, and the two will hold hands and skip around the bountiful grass fields of Las Vegas together and live happily ever after. Something like that. Smith presents an immediate and big upgrade for the entire Raiders offense, though.

Las Vegas's pass-catchers languished under the poor play of QBs Aidan O'Connell and Gardner Minshew II. While it's hard to criticize AOC, a fifth-round pick, for the level of play he showcased, as it was much better than an average QB drafted late who usually performs, Smith has had a resurgent career since joining forces with Carroll.

Toscano is right. Smith's film was remarkable in 2024. He played behind one of the worst offensive lines in the NFL, yet consistently escaped from the consistent pressure he was getting and made a variety of hero throws while mostly avoiding poor decisions. He carried that offense on his back, despite poor OL play and now-fired offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb's odd decision-making.

Firstly, this spot is a big boost for Smith, who gets an immediate and drastic offensive line upgrade. Seattle's general manager, John Schneider, has remained in his position far too long considering how he neglects the offensive line group. Vegas has one of the better pass-protecting OLs in the league.

Additionally, this is fantastic news for tight end Brock Bowers and wide receiver Jakobi Meyers. I'm not sure any other pass-catchers are fantasy-relevant for LV right now, but Bowers thrived in an offense led by a backup QB (AOC) and a third-string guy (Minshew), and he should outproduce his 2024 season in 2025 from an efficiency standpoint.

I don't expect Carroll to get too cute with his tight-end rotations, but you never know. Maybe he doesn't want to be fired immediately, and if he wants to keep his job, he'll get Bowers plenty of targets. He already looks like the best pass-catching TE in the league and has more room to grow. And Meyers could have his best season as a pro with Smith. I like this move for Smith, Bowers, and Meyers.

 

Steelers Trade For Seahawks' DK Metcalf

The Pittsburgh Steelers gave the Seattle Seahawks what they wanted for their top wide receiver, DK Metcalf. In exchange for a second-round pick, Metcalf was sent to the icy realm of the Steel City, despite reports that he claimed to have wanted to be sent somewhere warm.

In addition, the Steelers quickly worked out a five-year, $150 million deal, making him one of the highest-paid receivers in the NFL and tying him to the team through his age-32 season should the Steelers elect to keep him for that long. It's a massive deal and somewhat of a puzzling one, considering his skill set and the presence of WR George Pickens.

For one, it should be funny to see the two fighting at some point, or at least body-slamming or fighting opposing defenders during games. They both have reputations for getting heated and acting out during contests, despite it being a detriment to their teams.

The team likely saw how weak the wide receiver market is right now and jumped at its first chance to get a highly talented pass-catcher before the opportunity passed by. Both are primarily deep-ball threats, and the data shows that their skill sets overlap enough that it might not expand the capabilities of the offense as much as many might think.

Still, it will be interesting to see how offensive coordinator Arthur Smith adjusts his offense to the presence of Metcalf. While the quarterback situation is far from solved, as QB Russell Wilson isn't under contract and Justin Fields just signed a huge contract with the New York Jets, perhaps Smith will finally elect to pass the ball more.

Fantasy football-wise, I don't like this spot for Metcalf, though. Smith's Steelers ran the ball at the fifth-highest rate of any team in the league last season, and heavy running has been a hallmark of Smith's offenses since he entered the league. His team's receivers are consistently underutilized, even when he has great talents like A.J. Brown and Drake London at his disposal.

Pittsburgh has erred toward the run ever since the departure of QB Ben Roethlisberger, and there aren't many good QBs left on the market right now. Aaron Rodgers and Wilson remain the best available options, and neither would likely support both Metcalf and Pickens as WR1/WR2 options in fantasy football.

 

New Orleans Saints Trade Seventh Rounder For DT Davon Godchaux

The New Orleans Saints sent a seventh-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft for former New England Patriots defensive tackle Davon Godchaux. This isn't really fantasy relevant, as Godchaux isn't an offensive player and DTs aren't the most interesting IDP players to follow, but it should improve the New Orleans run defense.

Godchaux has played all 17 games in his last four seasons, so he's been very durable.

 

Washington Commanders Nab LT Laremy Tunsil With Pick Swaps

Washington's offensive line was a serious liability in 2024. It addressed this issue, at least partially, by trading for left tackle Laremy Tunsil, acquiring him from the Houston Texans. Washington received Tunsil and a fourth-round pick (No. 127) in exchange for a 2026 Round 2 and Round 4 selection and picks No. 79 and No. 250 in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Tunsil remains on his old contract, which is for two more seasons. Given the capital invested, he's likely to remain with the Commanders through at least the end of 2026. LT Brandon Coleman will serve as Tunsil's backup, as he's still on his rookie contract, and should have plenty of time to develop. Coleman didn't have a horrible 2024, ranking at 59th among 141 offensive tackles, according to PFF.

But Tunsil has played at an elite level for years and is one of the best pass-protecting OTs in the league. To have him protecting Daniels' blind side should afford him more time in the pocket, which means more time for improvising on scrambles, roll-outs, and other plays that utilize his mobility. It's a big upgrade for his fantasy football upside as well.

Daniels' value should go up in all leagues between this trade and the move for his new WR2, Deebo Samuel.

 

Eagles And Browns Swap Dorian Thompson-Robinson and Kenny Pickett

The Philadelphia Eagles traded quarterback Kenny Pickett to the Cleveland Browns in exchange for a late-round draft pick and QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson. This has very little impact on fantasy football but will present an upgrade for DTR should starting Eagles QB Jalen Hurts get injured.

Thompson-Robinson's fantasy value in dynasty leagues gets a boost from this, while Pickett has little to no value left. It's unlikely KP will start for the Browns, though it's possible considering how bad their current QB1, Deshaun Watson, has played for Cleveland. Even in deep dynasty leagues, though, Pickett isn't someone to be excited about starting.

 

Eagles Send C.J. Gardner-Johnson to Texans for Kenyon Green

The Houston Texans made their third trade of the 2025 offseason by sending former first-round pick and offensive guard Kenyon Green, along with their fifth-round pick in 2026, to the Philadelphia Eagles for safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson and a sixth-round pick. Johnson will join one of the NFL's best secondaries, and Green will join one of the league's best offensive lines.

The move adds depth to the Eagles' OL, and considering that they revived the career of offensive lineman Mekhi Becton, it seems that Philly knows what they're doing here. They likely see plenty of talent in Green, though injury issues and poor play caused Houston go want to let him go. And the Eagles have the best offensive line coach in the NFL, who will get his hands on a former Round 1 selection.

The Texans, meanwhile, keep adding to their biggest strength, their defense, but their offensive line group is getting thinner. They'll likely have to adjust their offensive attack to account for this, with more short passes and misdirection run plays, and additionally bolster the group in the 2025 NFL Draft. Quarterback C.J. Stroud played poorly when his offensive line regressed in 2024, so it will be interesting to see how he adjusts in Year 3.

 

 

 



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