No, the New England Patriots didn't make any trades on Tuesday before the NFL deadline. They had traded away Keion White and Kyle Dugger already, two guys that didn't fit into Mike Vrabel's plan. But they didn't bring anyone new in before the deadline.

The New England Patriots entered the 2025 NFL trade deadline surrounded by what may be best described as “great expectations.” With needs a

The Patriots were quiet at the trade deadline this year. Here are five takeaways from the team's decision to stand pat.

The Tennessee Titans are refusing to do any trade deals with the Patriots due to Mike Vrabel being their head coach.

The New England Patriots are moving forward with what they've got on their current roster, as reports indicate they didn't make any trades.

Here's what fans were saying on social media after the deadline passed: Follow Patriots Wire on Twitter and Facebook.

Here's an updated list of the Patriots' picks in the 2026 NFL Draft after Mike Vrabel's club mostly stood pat at the NFL trade deadline.

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TreVeyon Henderson and Terrell Jennings led the backfield on Sunday. Now it's Tuesday, and the NFL trade deadline is at 4 p.m. ET, and the Pats might make a move. The Sporting News' Teddy Ricketson sees New England as one of the best trade fits for Jets running back Breece Hall.