Key Highlights
- The 2025 NFL trade deadline is on Nov. 4.
- Cleveland Browns are reportedly more likely to be buyers than sellers at the trade deadline.
- Myles Garrett’s contract extension includes a no-trade clause, making him unlikely to be traded by the Browns.
- The Browns have several potential trade options, including Jerome Ford and Alex Wright.
Browns Trade Deadline Tracker: Live Updates and Rumors
The NFL’s trade deadline is fast approaching, with the Cleveland Browns having until 4 p.m. ET on Nov. 4 to make any potential moves. The team faces a critical decision as they look to improve their season with just over three months remaining in the regular schedule.
Cleveland Browns’ Strategy
According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Cleveland Browns are more likely to be buyers than sellers at this year’s trade deadline. Despite their 2-6 start to the season, the team is reportedly focused on acquiring new talent rather than parting with established players.
Potential Trades and Players
The Browns have several players who could potentially be traded, including:
- Jerome Ford (RB): The fourth-year running back is on the final year of his rookie contract. Despite not showing the same level of explosiveness as in previous seasons, he remains valuable for special teams and as a pass-catching option.
- Alex Wright (DE): Another player with one year left on his rookie contract, Wright has shown potential but is currently behind Isaiah McGuire in the defensive lineup. His final-year status makes him a trade candidate if he doesn’t secure a new deal.
Other Notable Moves and Rumors
The Cincinnati Bengals have also made a move by trading veteran linebacker Logan Wilson to the Dallas Cowboys for a seventh-round pick in the 2026 NFL draft. This trade could impact the Browns, as Wilson’s departure leaves an opening at the position.
Despite the speculation surrounding players like Myles Garrett, who had a public trade demand earlier in the season and signed a new contract extension with no-trade language, the Browns have made it clear they are not interested in trading away their All-Pro defensive end. This decision is likely due to both financial considerations and Garrett’s value as a franchise cornerstone.
The Browns’ strategy at the trade deadline will be closely watched by fans and analysts alike, with key decisions expected over the next few days leading up to Nov. 4.
