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Could June 1 Become NFL's Annual Trade Deadline?

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

The NFL's June 1 trades in 2026 featuring Myles Garrett, Jared Verse, and A.J. Brown have sparked discussion about whether this could become an annual tentpole event for the league.

June 1 has made a significant comeback as a major date for NFL trades in 2026, with deals involving defensive ends Myles Garrett and Jared Verse, and receiver A.J. Brown. This raises questions about whether the league will embrace making deals on this date regularly.

An AFC executive told ESPN that the league will likely 'lean into the June 1 thing' because it provides good engagement during the slow summer months. The primary benefit for teams comes from trading bloated contracts to reduce cap consequences in the current year. capturengo.org

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