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The NFL trade deadline is between us and The SportingNews We bring you all the news about it. It is worth noting that the market will close at 4:00 p.m. in the eastern United States (2 p.m. in Mexico, 5 p.m. in Argentina, and 9 p.m. in Spain)

have already happened seven exchanges during the 2022 NFL season, and six of them were agreed to during the two weeks leading up to the deadline. The most notable player to switch teams was Christian McCaffreywho moved from the Panthers to the 49ers on October 20.

The Panthers’ decision to trade McCaffrey — a star running back — appeared to end the NFL’s reluctance to trade. The Jets were able to acquire James Robinson, while veteran quarterback Robert Quinn and 2021 first-round pick Kadarius Toney were traded to the Eagles and Chiefs, respectively, in exchange for draft picks. Who will be the next player traded?

There are still many potential trade targets. Saints running back Alvin Kamararunning back for the Browns, Karim Khandand the catcher for the Broncos, Jerry Judyare among the more high-profile players involved in trade rumors, so it will be interesting to see if any of them are traded.

Here are all the trades made before the 2022 NFL trade deadline, as well as the latest news and rumors surrounding those potential trades.

2022 NFL trade deadline: latest rumors, news and updates

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November 1

  • Calvin Ridley to the Jaguars. The receiver, who is suspended for the 2022 season, comes to Jacksonville from Atlanta in exchange for a couple of draft picks.
  • The Dolphins and Broncos were also part of two other moves. Miami added the corridor Jeff Wilsonfrom San Francisco, while Denver brought in defensive backs Jacob Martin as the Jets’ replacement for Chubb.
  • One of the moves of the day: Bradley Chubb to the Dolphins. Miami sends Denver a 2023 1st rounder, a 2024 4th rounder and running back Chase Edmonds. The Broncos are also giving away a 5th round pick in 2025. Chubb has 5.5 sacks so far this season.
  • Pittsburgh bolsters its defense by adding cornerback William Jackson III, coming from the Commanders. An exchange that is almost free Steel millswho will trade deep draft picks with Washington.
  • Transfer between conferences. The Steelers send the catcher Chase Claypool in the bearsin exchange for a 2023 2nd Round Draft. Claypool has 32 receptions for 311 yards and a touchdown in the 2022 season.
  • significant movement of some Vikings looking to keep going strong at the top of the NFC: they added tight end TJ Hockenson, from Lions. Hockenson has 26 receptions in the 2022 season for 395 yards and 3 touchdown passes. Detroit received a 2nd Round pick and a 3rd Round pick in exchange, sending two 4th Round picks to Minnesota.
  • While his future Karim Khand still undecided, the veteran running back is ready to take whatever comes his way, as he explained after cleveland’s 32-13 win over cincinnati. “I’m a footballer and this is a business. So I’m willing to do whatever they decide with me. Either I’m going somewhere else or here.” projection.

October 31

  • One veteran who doesn’t seem likely to be moved is Texans tight end, Jerry Hughes. The 34-year-old could help a playoff team in a hurry as he has five sacks this season, but as The Score’s Jordan Schultz reports , he wants to stay close to his family in Houston. Several teams have inquired about DE Jerry Hughes, but the Texans won’t trade him.
  • ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that several teams are inquiring about the Colts’ return, Nyheim Hines, who is also an excellent receiver. Hines’ chances of being traded “They are good”, projection.
  • Could the Eagles trade up? Karim Khand? Fox Sports’ Ralph Vacchiano says it should “be careful” in Philadelphia as Hunt’s prospective suitor. That would be a repeat of what the team did in 2017 when they acquired former Dolphins running back Jay Ajayi. The Eagles won the Super Bowl that year.
  • bring out Brandin Cooks of Houston will not be easy. NFL reporter Dov Kleiman notes that the Texans won’t consider trading Cooks for anything less than a second-round pick. Adam Schefter of ESPN noted that the Giants, Rams and Vikings are possible options for the veteran wide receiver.
  • Jordan Raanan of ESPN reports that the Giants are interested in Jerry Judy. However, he’s not sure New York is willing to pay the price the Broncos want for the 2020 first-round pick.
  • Bears trade linebacker Roquan Smithwho requested a trade before the season, to Ravens for LB AJ Kleinsecond round in 2023 and fifth round in 2023.
  • Jaguar defensive end Josh Allen, would be the subject of many teams, according to Jordan Schultz. According to Schultz, the Jaguars would like to keep their star, who is in the midst of another outstanding season.
  • For the second year in a row, the Broncos are coveting one of their best pass rushers. According to Peter King, the Dolphins and Jets are looking Bradley Chubb in the midst of Broncos games.

October 30

  • The Rams are still looking to make a trade Cam Akers before the deadline, but ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports that if they can’t get rid of him, he’ll remain with the team.
  • ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports that the Texans are “Open” for exchange with a receiver Brandin Cooks. A trade would mark the fourth of Cooks’ career, an unusually high amount for an NFL player.
  • NFL Network reports the Broncos are hearing offers for Bradley Chubb, Jerry Jewdy Y KJ Hamler. Other teams, however, believe Chubb is the most likely to move if Denver makes a trade.
  • The Bills called the Saints at running back Alvin Kamara, according to Jay Glazer of Fox Sports. The Saints are 2-5 in their Week 8 matchup with the Raiders, but are still in contention for the division crown in the weak NFC South.
  • ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports the Browns are “willing to accommodate Kareem Hunt’s trade request.” NFL Network reports that he will be the best available on the market, but Cleveland won’t trade him just to trade him.

The transfers have been confirmed and have already been completed

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November 1

  • Atlanta ships to Calvin Ridley to Jacksonville, in exchange for conditional picks that could at most turn into a 5th Rounder in 2023 and a 2nd Rounder in 2024.
  • Jets send to Jacob Martin to Denver, along with a 2024 5th Rounder, in exchange for a 2024 4th Rounder.
  • San Francisco ships to Jeff Wilson to Miami, in exchange for a 2023 5th Round pick.
  • Denver ships to Bradley Chubb in Miami, along with a 2025 5th Round. In return, the Broncos receive chase Edmondsa 1st round in 2023 and a 4th round in 2024.
  • Washington sends in the corner William Jackson III to Pittsburgh, along with a 2025 7th Rounder, in exchange for a 2025 6th Rounder.
  • Lions trade tight end TJ Hockenson to the Vikings, along with two 4th Round picks (2023 and 2024), in exchange for a 2nd Round in 2023 and a 3rd Round in 2024.
  • Steelers trade receiver Chase Claypool to the Chicago Bears. In return they receive a 2nd Round 2023 Draft.

October 31

  • Bears trade linebacker Roquan Smithwho requested a trade before the season, to Ravens for LB AJ Kleinsecond round in 2023 and fifth round in 2023.

October 27

  • Giants trade wide receiver Kadarius Toneywho was a first-round pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, with the Chiefs in exchange for a conditional third-round pick in 2023 and a sixth-round pick in 2023.

October 26

  • Eagles get defensive end Robert Quinn from the Bears in exchange for a fourth-round pick in 2023.

October 25

  • Raiders switch to defensive tackle Jonathan Hankins and a 2024 seventh-round pick to the Cowboys in exchange for a 2023 sixth-round pick.
  • Jaguars trade running James Robinson to the Jets for a 2023 sixth-round pick thereafter Breece Hall the anterior cruciate ligament was torn. The pick has conditions that could make him a fifth-round pick.

October 20

  • The Panthers continue their selloff, trading star running backs Christian McCaffrey with the 49ers in exchange for four future draft picks.

October 17

  • Panthers trade wide receiver Robert Anderson to the Cardinals for a 2024 sixth-round pick and a 2025 seventh-round pick.

September 21

  • Patriots switch at tackle Justin Heron and a 2024 seventh-round pick to the Raiders for a 2024 sixth-round pick.

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“Just the kind of person he is.” The biathlon star revealed the ugly side of Bolshunov

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“Just the kind of person he is.” The biathlon star revealed the ugly side of Bolshunov

Kristina Reztsova spoke about the behavior of the three-time Olympic champion.

Alexander Bolshunov this season has become an even more media personality in Russian sports than before, although this attention is not always perceived in a positive way. Several scandals and even disqualifications are still widely discussed in the press.

And now Russian biathlon star Kristina Reztsova suddenly told interesting details about the behavior of the three-time Olympic champion.

The two universes did not intersect

Skiing and biathlon, although they are related sports, still do not always overlap. The competition calendar is structured in such a way that even if skiers and biathletes run on the same tracks, they do so at different times. So this weekend, some are performing in Izhevsk, and others in Tchaikovsky. But the Olympics are a different matter. There, in fact, Russia has one single team, which in theory should be as united as possible.

It’s a completely normal story when athletes from some disciplines come to cheer on their compatriots from others. Skaters can often be seen at hockey games and so on. So at the Beijing Olympics in 2022, skiers and biathletes actually ran across the road from each other, if you look from a geographical point of view. And, of course, they mostly supported their colleagues.

Alexander Bolshunov became a three-time Olympic champion in China and generally removed questions about who really is the best skier on the planet. This was recognized even in Norway. Kristina Reztsova was also good and brought relay silver and bronze from China. However, globally, the two universes then intersected little. Even taking into account the fact that the suspension happened, and our skiers and biathletes competed exclusively in their homeland.

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“He doesn’t even say hello!”

The contact between Bolshunov and Reztsova in absentia occurred today. Kristina brilliantly won the pursuit race at the Commonwealth Cup stage in Tchaikovsky, almost a minute ahead of her closest competitors. On Match TV, the Russian woman not only talked about her triumph, but also told extremely interesting details of her conversation with Bolshunov. More precisely, the lack of this communication.

– He doesn’t even say hello! How will he give me the phone number? He doesn’t say hello to anyone at all. I don’t deserve it. So I went to one Olympics with him. After the Games we saw each other everywhere. He doesn’t greet anyone. “He’s just such a person in life,” Reztsova said on the air of the “Biathlon with Dmitry Guberniev” program.

The Match TV commentator himself also responded to Christina’s words, wishing our champion to treat people differently, despite all his titles and awards.

– I’m not surprised at all. I watched Zanin’s story about how none of the biathletes have Bolshunov’s phone number. We can say that from the point of view of Olympic titles, any biathlete is a dandy compared to Bolshunov, and maybe that’s true. But, on the other hand, there are also Olympic medalists and world champions. When Kristina Reztsova says that Bolshunov doesn’t greet anyone, this probably speaks once again about the person’s upbringing. I want to say to myself that Bolshunov always says hello to me and will probably continue to say hello. I respect Sasha as an athlete. I would like to wish him empathy, love of humanity and treat people a little differently,” Guberniev told Match TV.

Alexander, of course, had a very difficult start to the season. Scandals and not the best results obviously do not add confidence and can unnerve even the most stress-resistant athletes. At the same time, there is little doubt that Bolshunov will cope with the negativity that has fallen on him, even justified. And there is confidence that as soon as a loophole appears with a return to the World Cup, the entire sports world will see the same skier who took three golds at the last Olympics.

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Frenchwoman Jeanmonnot won the pursuit race at the World Cup in Annecy, Wierer came third

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Frenchwoman Jeanmonnot won the pursuit race at the World Cup in Annecy, Wierer came third

French biathlete Lou Jeanmonnot won the pursuit race at the third stage of the World Cup in Annecy (France).

The athlete, who started from the second position, covered the 10 km distance in 27 minutes 58.8 seconds, making one mistake at the shooting range.

The silver medal was won by the representative of Finland, Suvi Minkkinen (lag – 30.2 seconds, 0 misses), who climbed to the podium from sixth place at the start. Italian Dorothea Wierer repeated the result of the sprint and finished third (+32.7; 1 miss).

The winner of the sprint race, Hanna Oeberg, made four shooting errors and finished the pursuit seventh (+47.2).

Later on Saturday, the men’s pursuit race will take place at the Annecy World Cup.

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Reztsova won the pursuit race at the Commonwealth Biathlon Cup stage

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Reztsova won the pursuit race at the Commonwealth Biathlon Cup stage

Kristina Reztsova won the pursuit race at the third stage of the Alfa-Bank Commonwealth Biathlon Cup in Tchaikovsky (Perm Territory)

The silver and bronze medalist of the Olympic Games covered the 10 km distance in 31 minutes 44.4 seconds, making two mistakes at the shooting range.

Inna Tereshchenko finished second (lag – 54.3 seconds; 3 misses), the top three was closed by Irina Kazakevich (+1.00.8; 3 misses).

On Sunday, at the stage of the Commonwealth Cup in Tchaikovsky, men’s (starts at 09:00 Moscow time) and women’s (12:00) mass starts will be held. Watch live broadcasts of the competition on the Match TV channel, as well as on the websites matchtv.ru and sportbox.ru.

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