There have been some major trades this offseason, as teams across the league are getting more and more aggressive in building the next Super Bowl champion. Even a team like the Seattle Seahawks, the defending champions, were aggressive in their roster-building to get to the mountaintop in 2025.
Yes, only one team can win it all, but it's clear that much of the league views their teams as being good enough to hoist the Lombardi Trophy. Just on Monday, we saw two more major trades go down, and we're only now beginning June.
There is still some time for some more major trades to go down, but what we have seen this offseason might end up being the bulk of the trades. Let's power-rank the blockbuster trades from this offseason by least to most impactful.
NFL Power Rankings: Ranking 2026's blockbuster trades
6. DJ Moore to the Buffalo Bills
The Buffalo Bills adding DJ Moore to the wide receiver room gives the team a reliable, legitimate weapon for Josh Allen. Bills General Manager Brandon Beane honestly had to make this move, as his NFL Draft swings and other methods to build that room up just weren't nearly good enough.
Despite not hitting the 1,000-yard mark in 2025 with the Chicago Bears, Moore is still that kind of player. He's not missed a game since the 2020 NFL Season and has four 1,000-yard seasons in eight years in the NFL.
In total, Moore has 8,213 yards in eight years in the NFL, so this is a player with the capability to help the Bills passing attack become more consistent.
5. Trent McDuffie to the Los Angeles Rams
The first major trade the Los Angeles Rams made this offseason was adding Trent McDuffie to the mix. The former Kansas City Chiefs cornerback was one of the missing pieces in the Rams secondary, which was a bit iffy in 2025.
The Rams also added another former Chiefs cornerback, signing Jaylen Watson in free agency. McDuffie is a true No. 1 player and will be able to hold up in coverage on his own. He went for a first-round pick and more, proving that both Los Angeles and Kansas City recognized the value he brings.
4. AJ Brown to the New England Patriots
After four years with the Philadelphia Eagles, AJ Brown heads to New England and joins the Patriots. It was clear for a while that Brown was heading to New England. The Patriots parted with Stefon Diggs after just one season and also signed Romeo Doubs in free agency.
Doubs is going to be a rock-solid No. 2 receiver next to Brown, who joins an improved receiver room and reunites with his old head coach, Mike Vrabel. Both spent a few years together in Tennessee. Brown is still a legitimate difference-maker at the position and should only further boost an already prolific passing offense
3. Dexter Lawrence to the Cincinnati Bengals
This was quite the trade. Dexter Lawrence is now on the Cincinnati Bengals, as the Bengals essentially replace one impact player, Trey Hendrickson, with another in Lawrence. He's an elite interior threat who excels as a run stopper and as an interior rusher.
He's going to command a ton of double-teams and should be able to help free up the outside rushers to get home. Cincy added a ton to the defensive side of the ball this offseason, but Lawrence stands out as the centerpiece of it all.
2. Jaylen Waddle to the Denver Broncos
Jaylen Waddle is a No. 1 wide receiver and brings the exact skill set that the Denver Broncos offense was missing. The 200+ targets that went to Courtland Sutton and Troy Franklin in 2025 will now largely head to Waddle, a three-time 1,000-yard player with the Miami Dolphins.
Waddle and Sutton fit together nicely, as Sutton is more of a traditional "X" player, but Waddle fits in more as a true speedster and separator. The Broncos struggled big-time with drops last year and did not have a consistent target that was able to separate for Bo Nix.
Suddenly, Denver's offense looks quite potent.
1. Myles Garrett to the Los Angeles Rams
This could go down as an all-time trade. The two-time Defensive Player of the Year is now on the Rams, joining a defensive line that already features some high-end names. It's clear now, more than ever, that the Rams are going all-out to maximize this window.
Adding McDuffie, Watson, and Garrett to the defense leaves no doubt about where this team stands. The offense is already elite with the reigning MVP in Matthew Stafford, and the defensive additions just thrust everything up a notch.
Garrett is a future Hall of Famer and may genuinely end his NFL career as a top-5 all-time great defender.