NFL Draft Trades: One Year Later

0:00It's April 9th. This is NFL News today, your AI-powered source for everything in NFL. Last year's NFL Draft saw four trays that swapped 2025 first round picks as teams jockey for talent. Now, with the 2026 draft right around the corner, it's time to see how those deals have held up after a full season. The Eagles edged ahead in a minor swap with the Chiefs, moving up one spot for Linebacker G-Hod Campbell, who balled out with 80 tackles, and interception and key plays on Philly's defense. Kansas City's Josh Simmons was decent up front, but missed time with injuries, though both sides got solid starters if he stays healthy. Meanwhile, the Rams pulled off a heist against the Falcons, landing a 2026 first rounder at number 13, their best spot since, drafting Jared Goff, number one. Atlanta's James Perst Jr. notched 10.5 sacks as a rookie, but felony charges derailed him while L.A.'s picks develop steadily. The Giants looks smart trading up for quarterback Jackson Dart at number 25, betting he'll

1:05grow into their franchise guy after a balanced rookie year. Houston countered well, turning the deal into wide-out Jaden Higgins, an attacker who started all 16 games. Brown's one big in the blockbuster, with Jacksonville, grabbing defensive tackle Mason Graham, running back Quenching Juggins, and more, plus a 20, 26 first at number 24. The Giants' Travis Hunter flashed two-way skills before an ACL tear, but Cleveland's hall gives them the early edge as the stories keep unfolding.