Texans Acquire Michael Pittman
Ravens Deal for Eagles Cam Jurgens
Trades for the NFL Draft 2027-2029
Frank Coyle / Head scout
Updated Oct. 12, 2027
The Baltimore Ravens traded two draft choices to the Philadelphia Eagles for center Cam Jurgens and a 7th round pick in the NFL Draft 2027. The Eagles receive a #5 pick in the 2027 NFL Draft and and #2 pick in the NFL Draft 2028. It addresses a major hole in the Ravens line which sustained two injuries in the pivot recently, in addition to losing Pro Bowl center Tyler Linderbam in free agency in March.
For the Eagles, the deal comes on the heels of an abrupted retirement by Pro Bowl right tackle Lane Johnson this week. Johnson has been debating retirement for two years and leaves a huge void on the outside. Jurgens is a solid young lineman who replaced pereninal Pro Bowler center Jason Kelce after being drafted in the 2nd round of the NFL Draft 2022. He is counted on to stabilize a Ravens line and make a run at the AFC North title. The Eagles are still alive in the NFC East to defend their title, though their struggling offense now has lost by quality starters early in the season.
The Dallas Cowboys made a move to improve their horrible defense when they dealt for the Steelers’ veteran corner Joey Porter for draft choices. The Cowboys trade two draft selections, a #2 pick from the NFL Draft 2028 and a #6 pick from the NFL Draft 2027. Porter has been a year long battle with the Steelers front office on a new contract. Porter is the 15th defensive player added by the Cowboys since aquiring NT Kenny Clark in the Micah Parsons blockbuster. The early results have been horriblle with the Boys defense ranking near the bottom in every vital defensive category.
Porter is a quality starting corner, though not in the elite group of Patrick Surtain, Christian Gonzalez and Devon Witherspoon. Porter is not expected to start this Sunday vs the Texans. He is expected to grasped the system and suit up the following Thursday night vs the Bucs on Oct. 8th. He is a physical defender who can help the Cowboys porous secondary, though whether he can be a solidifying force remains to be seen.
The Giants announced a trade on Monday when they acquired QB JJ McCarthy from the Vikings and sent a 5th round pick in the NFL Draft 2027 to complete the deal. McCarthy was the 10th overall top pick in the NFL Draft 2024 after leading Michigan to a national championship. He was the 5th of 6 QBs chosen in the first round in that draft class.
As a rookie, he sustained a knee injury in the preseason and missed the entire season. In 2025, he started 10 games with mixed results which made the 2026 preseason vital for retaining the starters’ role. In his 10 starts last year, he completed 57.6% of his passes for 1,632 yards with 11 TDs and 12 interceptions. When new vet Kyler Murray signed this offseason, McCarthy lost a short competition in training camp. He expressed his displeasure to the Vikings and asked for a trade. The Giants were looking to add a backup type after losing starter QB Jaxson Dart for the season in the second game of the season to a knee injury which required surgery.
McCarthy was a good deal off ability, age and experience. He is young and talented and in his third season in the NFL. His mobility will be a welcome addition here as he settles into their QB room. Starting veteran QB Jameis Winston has been shaky in two games and faces a key start this week vs the Cardinals at MetLife. How fast McCarthy absorbs the system will determine any playing time. He needs work with his decision making and throwing mechanics to improve his accuracy. He may sit a few weeks before being ready for starting duty. Winston’s performance will determine how fast the Giants feed him the system and game plan. McCarthy was an interesting addition who could pay big dividends for just a late draft selection.
NFL Trade Deadline – Nov. 10, 2026
NFL Traded Selections 2027-2029
Updated – Oct 12, 2026
NFL Draft 2027 Selections
First Round
Dallas from Green Bay (Edge Micah Parsons)
NY Jets from Indianapolis (CB Sauce Gardner)
NY Jets from Dallas (DT Quinnen Williams)
Cleveland from the LA Rams (DEs Myles Garrett exchange Jared Verse)
Second Round
Arizona from Houston (WR Marvin Harrison)
Third Round
Kansas City from the LA Rams (CB Trent McDuffie)
Minnesota from Philadelphia (Edge Jonathan Greenard)
Pittsburgh from Dallas (OT Broderick Jones)
Fourth Round
Carolina from Minnesota (WR Adam Thielen)
Cleveland from Seattle (2026 draft trade)
Cleveland from NY Giants (2026 draft trade)
Green Bay from Dallas (Edge Rashan Gary)
Dallas from Pittsburgh (OT Broderick Jones)
Fifth Round
Pittsburgh from Dallas (WR George Pickens)
Miami from Pittsburgh (CB Jalen Ramsey/S Minkah Fitzpatrick)
Minnesota from Carolina (WR Adam Thielen)
New England from Chicago (C Garrett Bradbury)
Philadelphia from New England (WR AJ Brown)
Chicago from Atlanta (DT Gervan Dexter)
Minnesota from NY Giants (QB JJ McCarthy)
Philadelphia from Baltimore (OC Cam Jurgens)
Sixth Round
Minnesota from NY Jets (DT Harrison Phillips)
Kansas City from San Francisco (WR Skyy Moore)
Philadelphia from Green Bay (Edge Darian Kinnard)
New England from New Orleans (WR Ja’Lynn Polk)
Houston from Cleveland (OT Cam Robinson)
NY Jets from Philadelphia (CB Michael Carter)
New Orleans from LA Chargers (OT Trevor Penning)
NY Jets from Kansas City (QB Justin Fields)
New England from Houston (LB Marte Mapu)
Green Bay from Philadelphia (WR Dontayvion Wicks)
New England from Minnesota (2026 draft trade)
San Francisco from Baltimore (2026 draft trade)
Kansas City from Atlanta (OT Wanya Morris)
NY Giants from Jacksonville (OG Daniel Faalele)
Pittsburgh from Dallas (OT Broderick Jones)
Buffalo from Indianapolis (C Sedrick Van Pran-Granger)
Las Vegas from NY Jets (C/G Jordan Meredith)
LA Chargers from Seattle (CB Avery Smith)
NY Jets has a conditional 6th from Kansas City (DT Derrick Nnadi)
Pittsburgh from Dallas (CB Joey Porter)
Arizona from Houston (WR Marvin Harrison)
Seventh Round
Jacksonville from the LA Rams thru Baltimore (CB Tre’Davious White/WR Christian Kirk)
Pittsburgh from Miami (CB Jalen Ramsey/S Minkah Fitzpatrick)
Denver from New Orleans (WR Devaughn Vele)
San Francisco from Kansas City (WR Skyy Moore)
Minnesota from Philadelphia (QB Sam Howell)
Cleveland from Houston (OT Cam Robinson)
LA Chargers from Baltimore (Edge Odafe Oweh/S Alohi Gilman)
Philadelphia from NY Jets (WR John Metchie)
Detroit from Houston (RB David Montgomery)
Carolina from Philadelphia (QB Andy Dalton)
Houston from New England (LB Marte Mapu)
Buffalo from Las Vegas (2026 draft trade)
Atlanta from KC (OT Wanya Morris)
Indianapolis from Buffalo (C Sedrick Van Pran-Granger)
Dallas from Houston (OT Nate Thomas)
Miami has a conditional #7 from NY Giants (TE Darren Waller)
Kansas City has a conditional 7th from NY Jets (DT Derrick Nnadi)
Seattle has a conditional #7 from Atlanta (G/T Michael Jerrell)
Houston has a conditional 7th from the LA Chargers (OT Austin Duculus)
Baltimore from Philadelphia (OC Cam Jurgens)
Houston from Arizona (WR Marvin Harrison)
NFL Draft 2028
First Round
Philadelphia from New England (WR AJ Brown)
Second Round
Cleveland from the LA Rams (DEs Myles Garrett/Jared Verse)
Pittsburgh from Dallas (CB Joey Porter)
Philadelphia from Baltimore (OC Cam Jurgens)
Sixth Round
Dallas from New Orleans (G/T Asim Richards)
Jacksonville from Arizona (TE Hunter Long)
Green Bay from Miami (QB Kyle McCord)
Pittsburgh from Green Bay (RB Kaleb Johnson)
LA Chargers from Carolina (DT TeRah Edwards)
Baltimore has a conditional #6 from Kansas City (OT Diego Pounds)
Seventh Round
LA Rams from Cleveland (OG KT Leveston)
New Orleans from Dallas (G/T Asim Richards)
New England from New Orleans (WR Ja’Lynn Polk)
Philadelphia from Baltimore (CB Jaire Alexander)
NY Giants from Kansas City (G/T Josh Ezeudu)
Baltimore from NY Giants (DT CJ Okoye)
Arizona from Jacksonville (TE Hunter Long)
NY Jets from Las Vegas (C/G Jordan Meredith)
LA Rams from Green Bay (TE Mark Redman)
LA Chargers has a conditional #7 from NY Jets (CB Ja’Sir Taylor)
NY Jets has a conditional #7 from Seattle (WR/KR Irv Charles)
NFL Draft 2029
Third Round
Cleveland from the LA Rams (DEs Myles Garrett/Jared Verse)
