The 2024 NFL industry deadline is hours away, as teams still have a week to organize strikes before the 4 pm ET deadline on Tuesday, November 5. So far, the league has been very competitive in getting players through. to the deadline.
The market for big receivers has been booming. Diontae Johnson was once the original to be traded, following the offer of DeAndre Hopkins, Amari Cooper and Davante Adams. No doubt more deals are coming in the coming days.
We will then be able to analyze each and every industry that came into play before the deadline passes.
The Cardinals go up to protect and beat the Broncos’ LB Browning
- Cardinals win: Baron Browning
- The Broncos win: sixth round pick
Arizona adds to its defensive front. He had already lost BJ Ojulari and Dennis Gardeck to season-ending injuries. Something had to be done at the crossbar if the Cards want to secure their lead in the NFC West. Dante Stills’ defense currently leads Arizona in sacks with 3.5 quarterback takedowns.
Grades: Cardinals B+, Broncos B- (Complete industrial degrees)
The Vikings get the alternative to Christian Darrisaw
- The Vikings win: Cam Robinson, 2026 conditional seventh-round pick
- Jaguars win: 2026 conditional fifth-round pick (can become fourth)
The veteran left’s move fills an instant need for the Vikings, who lost Christian Darrisaw to a season-ending knee injury. It is considered an apartment acquisition, as Robinson is scheduled to become a sovereign company in 2025.
Grades: Vikings B+, Jaguars B (Complete industrial degrees)
Ravens acquire former Pro Bowl wide receiver
The former Pittsburgh Steelers Professional Bowl wide receiver is returning to the AFC North. Speaking of the Steelers, the Ravens will have been forced to sign Johnson and then watch Pittsburgh move a full game ahead of them in the AFC North standings following Monday night’s win over the York Giants. used.
In Johnson, Baltimore will get a 28-year-old wide receiver who has the privilege of being the team’s Reject. 1 wide receiver. In the months when he throws off the occasional crossover, Johnson has proven to be a fertile player who can handle unseen problems that arise in an offense. Baltimore is certainly banking on Johnson playing alongside Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry and fellow receivers Zay Vegetation and Rashod Bateman this season.
Johnson enters the general year of an extension he signed during his week in Pittsburgh. Carolina obviously wasn’t planning on raising him, so they decided to get something (even if it’s a miniature return) now instead of leaving him and getting nothing in return this offseason. The Panthers were so motivated to join Johnson that they will reportedly pay the maximum of Johnson’s salary gap.
Grades: Ravens A, Panthers D (Complete industrial degrees)
Chiefs get edge rusher
The Kansas Town Chiefs are interested in becoming the first team in the past Super Bowl (since 1966) to achieve three titles as NFL champions. They have a particular defensive flaw (changing quarterback pressures into sacks) and that’s why they addressed it. His 38.9% quarterback power is sixth-most in the NFL, but his 15.0 sacks this season are pegged for seventh-lowest in the NFL, as his 6.1% sack rate It is the eleventh worst in the league.
Uche’s 20.5 sacks since arriving in the NFL in 2020 rank second-most in unused England, behind former Patriot Matt Judon’s 32.0 that week. He likely came out with a career-high 11.5 in 2022, but since then he hasn’t recorded more than three sacks in any other year of his five-year career. Uche already has two this season. His two sacks now rank as a solution for the fourth-most in Kansas Town and his 13 quarterback pressures stand alone because the fourth-most along with the Chiefs rush. Uche, the Patriots’ second-round pick in 2020, is an apartment and enjoys a one-year, $3 million commitment, but a sixth-round pick is a small price to pay for back-to-back Super Bowl champions.
At 2-6, the unused England Patriots need every option they can get as their rebuild around 2024: 0.33 overall pick quarterback Drake Maye. It might have been great for them to get the next variety, but they might as well get the rest for Uche since he wouldn’t have been on the team that year anyway.
Grades: Chiefs B, Patriots C+ (Complete industrial degrees)
- Bosses win: Deandre Hopkins
- The titans win: Conditional 2025 fifth-round pick (can transform a fourth-round pick)
Kansas Town was in desperate need of adding a big receiver after losing Hollywood Brown and Rashee Rice during the year. Hopkins comes in and offers Patrick Mahomes a turndown. 1 great receiver with Rice out and Brown returning at some point this year.
The business is smart from Tennessee’s point of view, as they are 1-5 on the season in industry week and Hopkins was in the final year of his business. With the 32-year-old out of the team’s schedule for rebuilding his flow, it was a logical step to get some belongings for him before leaving in sovereign company.
Grades: B+ Bosses, C+ Titans (Complete industrial degrees)
Titans and Seahawks change linebackers
The Titans and Seahawks were active at this deadline, as evidenced by the multiple trades they made. Seattle paid a high price for Jones, as the Seahawks expect him to transfer more production than Baker.
Jones’ trade gave Tennessee another mid-round pick, while also landing a fertile linebacker in Baker, who, like Jones, could still be in his prime.
Grades: Seahawks A-, Titans B (Complete industrial degrees)
- Planes win: Davante Adams
- The raiders win: Conditional 2025 third-round pick (can transform a second-round pick based on efficiency)
The return to his hometown didn’t go the way Adams expected, so the former All-Pro wide receiver reunites with Rodgers in Unutilized York. The Jets are determined to win, as Adams is part of their “all-in” technique.
The Raiders are in the process of rebuilding and don’t have a long-term answer at quarterback. This was once the best thing for the Raiders and Adams.
Grades: Jets B-, Raiders A- (Complete industrial degrees)
The expenses get a rejection. 1 WR
- Expense profit: Amari Cooper, 2025 sixth-round pick
- The browns win: 2025 third-round pick, 2026 seventh-round pick
Costes’ offense was gifted without Cooper, but it wasn’t clear that Josh Allen needed a Refuse. 1 great receiver to fulfill to reach the Super Bowl. Cooper will be more of a shakedown with Buffalo as their top outdoor option, as the Bills hope he makes the same midseason impact as he did with the Cowboys in 2018.
The Browns appear to be a lost cause in 2024, especially since Cooper changed his commitment and will be a sovereign agent this year. It’s better to get something for Cooper than nothing.
Grades: Expenses A-, Brown B (Complete industrial degrees)
The first teal of the industry’s deadline season was minor, but the Jaguars were somewhat merchants. Robertson-Harris was in his 0.33 season with the Jaguars and actually signed a three-year, $30 million extension last year and then recorded a career-high 3.5 inside sacks in 2023.
Robinson-Harris provides the necessary intensity in Seattle’s defense and will advance to the outside of the series. The Jaguars lost salary.
Grades: Seahawks B-, Jaguars C+ (Complete industrial degrees)
