As the trades keep happening we keep updating you with the most information we have; time for the WRs and TEs
Receivers trades in the NFL
NFL new year starts officially today (15). However, since the end of last week, the teams keep trading, signing and releasing players day after day. To help you keep track of every move in the league, we are doing a “Trade Tracker”. Yesterday we showed the quarterbacks, and now is time to check out the wide receivers trades in the NFL.
Adam Thielen, Vikings
We already brought this here, but it doesn’t hurt to remember. The Minnesota Vikings released Adam Thielen after 10 years with the franchise.
D.J. Moore, Bears
Maybe the most shocking news in the NFL world recently was that the Panthers traded for the no. 1 overall pick in the next draft. In exchange, they sent WR D.J. Moore to Chicago.
Jakobi Meyers, Raiders
Another one that we have already shown here: the Las Vegas Raiders signed former Patriots WR Jakobi Meyers on a three-year $33 million deal.
Robert Woods, Texans
The Houston Texans signed a two-year, $15 million deal with WR Robert Woods, former Tennessee Titans.
Allen Lazard, Jets
The New York Jets want to sign Aaron Rodgers as their new QB. After initial conversations, Rodgers gave the Jets a list of players he wants in New York to consider signing with them. Among others, former Green Bay Packers WR Allen Lazard was one of these names. Was, it is not anymore. The Jets are signing Lazard on a four-year $44 million deal.
Tight Ends
Although they are not just receivers, tight ends are also a weapon for quarterbacks on passes. So here are also the most notable trades involving the TEs in the league.
Darren Waller, Giants
As we brought here yesterday, the New York Giants traded for Darren Waller with the Raiders. They sent Las Vegas a third-round draft pick in return.
Juwan Johnson, Saints
The New Orleans Saints re-signed one of their main Tes of the roster for another two-years. Mr. Do-it-all Taysom Hill is officially listed in the NFL as a tight end, so Johnson is technically competing with him.
Jonnu Smith, Falcons
The Atlanta Falcons traded a 7th-round pick with the New England Patriots to acquire TE Jonnu Smith.
Hayden Hurst, Panthers
One hell of an acquisition for the Carolina Panthers. The franchise signed former Cincinnati Bengals TE Hayden Hurst on a three-year deal.
