NFL teams have one more chance to bolster their roster for a playoff run. The Chiefs (8-0), Bills (7-2), Ravens (6-3) and Jets (3-6) have already added playmakers, acquiring wide receivers over the past month. The Vikings (6-2) filled a big need on the offensive line last week and the Cardinals (5-4) got defensive help on Monday.

Saints’ Marshon Lattimore and the Browns’ Greg Newsome are among names mentioned by sources as possible deadline targets. Both play on contracts beyond 2024 and are set to earn eight figure salaries in 2025, a reality that may preclude Washington from getting in the mix.

In a move that could make Detroit the favorites in the NFC, the Lions have acquired pass rusher Za'Darius Smith from the Cleveland Browns for late-round draft picks. Comp update, per source: Za’Darius

The most important day of 2024 in the United States is almost here – NFL trade deadline day. After spending months on building their 2024 rosters, teams across the league are getting an early look at whether their projects will pass or fail by season's end.

Several NFL teams are running out of time to fix their obvious needs with the Nov. 5 trade deadline looming. The Ravens, Bills and Chiefs recently made moves to improve their rosters, but a host of other playoff hopefuls have yet to do the same.

Myles Garrett, Maxx Crosby and Marshon Lattimore are among the top names to watch as Tuesday's NFL deadline nears.