All articles tagged with #trade talks
Browns GM Andrew Berry said the team will not trade star edge rusher Myles Garrett, calling him a 'career Brown' and a cornerstone of the franchise. Garrett had previously requested a trade and signed a four-year, $160 million extension last year; after Cleveland went 5-12 in 2025, the team tweaked his contract to facilitate a potential trade, but Berry declined to revisit the topic, emphasizing Garrett's value to the organization.
The proposed two-first-round-picks trade of Maxx Crosby to the Ravens fell through due to the Ravens’ concerns about Crosby’s knee. Raiders GM John Spytek emphasized Crosby’s value and expected return healthy in August, signaling the team will move forward with him in 2026 and would only part with him for a high-quality offer.
Tom Brady dodged a follow-up on the failed Maxx Crosby trade during a post-event press session, offering broad remarks about his involvement in the NFL and his Raiders role while the Crosby question went unanswered; the piece notes the Raiders have a long road ahead as Brady’s tenure unfolds.
China warned that Trump’s latest tariff moves could damage bilateral trade ties after high-level discussions, while US officials said any delay to a Beijing trip should not be read as concessions over Iran or the Strait of Hormuz.
Patriots executive VP Eliot Wolf defended seven new signings and said the team will explore any player who can help, including a potential pursuit of Raiders edge rusher Maxx Crosby and possible trades for players like A.J. Brown, with the door open to Stefon Diggs return if the price is right. The plan also includes lineup changes (Will Campbell to left tackle, Alijah Vera-Tucker to left guard) and Christian Gonzalez extension talks, while Romeo Doubs is projected as the team’s top receiver and the club eyes upgrading the pass rush within salary-cap constraints.
After Baltimore pulled out of a potential blockbuster trade for Maxx Crosby, Crosby publicly reaffirmed his commitment to the Raiders with a Twitter post, signaling he’s back with Las Vegas and the trade saga is over as he focuses on football.
After a aborted Ravens deal, Maxx Crosby publicly reaffirmed his commitment to the Raiders, tweeting that he’s back and focused on getting healthy, with Las Vegas’ improving roster and a potential first‑overall draft pick fueling a possible revival.
Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby is back in Las Vegas to rehab from a knee injury (meniscus tear and related bone stress); his surgeon says the recovery is on track and he plans to return to the Raiders, though a potential Ravens trade has fallen through and other teams’ interest remains uncertain.
NBC Sports’ Mike Florio suggests Maxx Crosby wants a trade from the Raiders, citing ongoing behind-the-scenes tension and a lack of retractions since earlier reports. The Raiders are reportedly seeking a very high return (two first-round picks and a player), but team officials have publicly signaled they’d like Crosby back, and there is mixed media and fan sentiment about his future, leaving the situation unclear amid ongoing speculation.
Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan told reporters at the NFL scouting combine that everything’s on the table for quarterback Tua Tagovailoa—including a potential trade or a post-June 1 release with a heavy dead-cap hit—though Tagovailoa’s camp has not requested a trade. He also discussed Malik Willis as a QB option, noted ongoing trade conversations for Minkah Fitzpatrick, and touched on other roster moves (Waddle extension, Tyreek Hill, Darren Waller retirement chatter, Achane extension) with a plan to draft using a best-player-available mindset rather than quick fixes.
As the NFL Combine looms, the Philadelphia Eagles praised A.J. Brown as a great player while signaling they’re open to listening to trade offers, leaving his 2026 roster status uncertain and emphasizing a continued drive to improve.
Nick Sirianni refused to guarantee A.J. Brown will be back next season, saying only that he expects Brown to want to stay; Howie Roseman said the Eagles will listen to trade offers, keeping the door open for potential moves. The offseason context includes a Sean Mannion-led offense, staff changes, and 2026 planning following Jeff Stoutland’s departure.
Canada welcomed the Supreme Court ruling striking down Trump’s global tariffs, but warned that remaining duties on steel, aluminum and autos and a forthcoming USMCA review will shape talks; Ottawa aims to renew the trilateral deal by July 1 and diversify exports beyond the United States.
EU trade chief Valdis Dombrovskis signalled Brussels is open to discussing closer UK trade ties, including the possibility of a customs union, after talks with Chancellor Rachel Reeves and other ministers. He flagged that most food checks could disappear if the UK aligns with EU sanitary and phytosanitary rules and left the door ajar for Britain to join the EU’s defence loans scheme; Labour remains opposed to rejoining the current customs union, and a full return to the single market would require accepting freedom of movement. The discussions, part of what is dubbed the Quint, also touched on youth mobility and stalled talks on the SAFE defence funding scheme.
The Cavaliers and Clippers have moved advanced in talks on a deal that would send James Harden to Cleveland in exchange for Darius Garland, with no agreement reached yet; Harden has been a heavy contributor for the Clippers (25.4 PPG in 35.4 MPG) while Garland has been limited by injuries (toe surgery to start the season and an ankle sprain), and Harden was unavailable for Monday for personal reasons.