Every year, NFL betting analysts make all kinds of predictions about how dramatic the NFL Trade Deadline will turn out.
As it turns out, this was a very active trade deadline! So here are all the high-impact trades you need to know about before diving back into those NFL betting lines for the second half of the season.
NFL Trade Deadline: Is the NFL Trade Deadline Over?
Yes, the 2022 NFL Trade Deadline was Tuesday, November 1 at 4 p.m. EDT. All trades had to be completed by then.
NFL Trade Deadline Winners and Losers
A blockbuster Tuesday trade deadline completely remade the NFL odds board, with multiple contenders adding key pieces to improve their offenses and defenses.
The first big trade of the day was the Lions' decision to offload star tight end TJ Hockenson to divisional rival Minnesota in exchange for some pick swaps from the next two drafts. Most notably, the Lions will receive Minnesota's second-round pick in next year's draft.
Tough to tell if this is the Vikes truly trying to load up and go for it, or the Lions selling off parts because they know they're out of it now. https://t.co/n1mF3nqTVA
— Chase Kiddy (@chaseakiddy) November 1, 2022
Denver's excellent pass rusher Bradley Chubb has been dealt from the dreadful Broncos to Miami in a complex trade with several pieces.
It wasn't the Dolphins' only trade of the day, but it was definitely the most significant.
From @GMFB: More on some of the bigger deals from Tuesday… On Bradley Chubb, TJ Hockenson, and how Nyheim Hines engineered his way out of Indy. pic.twitter.com/gNDIVvE1GT
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) November 2, 2022
Jeff Wilson has had an interesting 2022 season thus far. He started the year as the backup in San Francisco but became the starter almost immediately after Elijah Mitchell sprained his MCL in Week 1.