Last-Minute Trade Fallout: 49ers Lose Key Player in Controversial Deadline Deal

Last-Minute Trade Fallout: 49ers Lose Key Player in Controversial Deadline Deal

 

It is a circle of NFL teams and #039; offers for the 2023 season. 4,444 4,444 The league and the annual trade deadline officially ended on Tuesday afternoon, as teams made critical calls for the final window to significantly transform their rosters.

While there weren’t as many marquee players moving this year and at the deadline as last year and the year before, there were still some surprises, including the way the Washington Commanders parted ways with both of their standout linebackers in Montez. Sweat (sent to the Chicago Bears) and Chase Young (traded to the San Francisco 49ers).Here is a summary of all the action:Several notable names staying at homeAlthough this year and #039; While the NFL trade deadline featured more major moves than many would have expected, some key figures did not.

going somewhereNFL STATISTICS CENTRAL: The latest NFL scores, schedules, odds, stats and more. 4,444 4,444 Minnesota Vikings wide receiver and NFL sack leader Danielle Hunter was intact, as was Carolina Panthers pass rusher Brian Burns.Denver Broncos wide receiver Jerry Jeudy also remains benched as coach Sean Payton announced Monday that the team is not in trade mode.

The Tennessee Titans didn’t move any of their biggest offensive names — linebacker Derrick Henry, quarterback Ryan Tannehill and wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins — before Thursday night against the Pittsburgh Steelers.Patriots applaud trade deadline.With the Patriots 2-6, many wondered if Bill Belichick might trade one of his top veterans.

But Belichick didn’t back down Tuesday.Pass Josh Uche, safety Kyle Dugger and tackles Trent Brown and Michael Onwenu were among the players considered potential targets if made available, but all remain in place.

Wide receiver Kendrick Bourne was also considered a move candidate, but suffered a torn ACL against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday.Packers trade CB Rasul Douglas to BillsThe Green Bay Packers are usually inactive on NFL trade day, and it’s been a while since the team traded any key pieces. But this is no ordinary season for the franchise.The Packers agreed to trade cornerback Rasul Douglas to the Buffalo Bills after a 2-5 start and four-game skid on Tuesday, according to multiple reports. The Packers get a third-round pick and return the fifth.

Douglas, 29, had five interceptions for the Packers in 2021, two of which he returned for touchdowns.The Bills sought cornerback help after losing primary starter Treand#039;Davious White for the season with a torn Achilles.Lions get WR help in Donovan Peoples-Jones tradeDonovan Peoples-Jones goes back to Michigan.The Detroit native and former Wolverines wide receiver will join his hometown team after being traded to the Cleveland Browns, the Browns announced.

The Browns receive a 2025 sixth-round pick in return.Peoples-Jones (24) had a career-high 61 catches and 839 yards last season with the Browns.

 

But Deshaun Watson out and the Brownsand#039; passing offense struggles, the receiver has had few opportunities this season. In Sunday’s loss to the Seattle Seahawks, Peoples-Jones didn’t catch any of quarterback PJ Walkerand’s 31 attempts.In Detroit, Peoples-Jones could help diversify a passing attack that has become heavily dependent on Amon-Ra St. de Brown and rookie tight end Sam LaPorta, who combined for half of the catches (100) on offense. ..