Rams and Lions remain inactive at trade deadline despite needs

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Last updated Nov 11, 2026

Rams and Lions remain inactive at trade deadline despite needs
Summary

The NFL trade deadline passed with the Los Angeles Rams and Detroit Lions making minimal moves. The Rams did not address their need for receiver depth after injuries to Puka Nacua and Davante Adams. Instead, they added safety Andre Cisco from the Jets in a minor trade. Similarly, the Lions failed to bolster their defense despite needing help after Jack Campbell's injury. Other NFC contenders, like the Seahawks and 49ers, actively strengthened their rosters, raising concerns about the Rams' and Lions' playoff futures. Both teams enter an increasingly competitive postseason without significant upgrades.

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  • •Rams did not strengthen the receiver position before the deadline.
  • •Lions made a minor trade but did not address key defensive needs.
  • •Other NFC teams, like the Seahawks, enhanced their rosters significantly.
  • •Rams and Lions face increased competition in the playoff race.
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  • 3:41 PMYahoo Sports — NFL Panic Meter: While other NFC contenders loaded up at deadline, Rams and Lions were quiet
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The trade deadline was active, but not in Los Angeles or Detroit.

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