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NFL’s June 1 Trades Could Become New Annual Tentpole

Published June 8, 2026 · Updated June 8, 2026 · NBC Sports

The NFL saw high‑profile trades of Myles Garrett, Jared Verse and A.J. Brown on June 1, reigniting discussions that the league may make the date a regular trade deadline.

The NFL’s June 1 trade window, last prominent in 2006, returned in 2026 with the moves of Myles Garrett, Jared Verse and A.J. Brown. An unnamed AFC executive told ESPN that the league might lean into the date, citing the summer’s low activity and the engagement it generates. Teams benefit by offloading large contracts to ease cap pressure, while the league gains fan interest during the off‑season. sports24.club

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