The 2026 NFL trade deadline passed on Nov. 10 with no further Tennessee Titans deals after the club traded safety Amani Hooker to the Buffalo Bills and, earlier, defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons to the Chicago Bears, The Tennessean reported.
The Titans sent Hooker and a fifth-round pick to Buffalo for a second-round pick. Many reports had said Hooker was not available, the paper wrote; it turned out no one had yet met general manager Mike Borgonzi's asking price. The deadline was 3 p.m. Central Time on Nov. 10. After that, trades are frozen until March 2027.
Tennessee started early by dealing Simmons, an eighth-year Pro Bowl lineman, to the Bears on Oct. 29. Borgonzi and coach Robert Saleh had said the team was not pursuing trades, the paper noted, and Simmons had told reporters he was staying put less than 24 hours before that deal.
Running back Tony Pollard, receiver Calvin Ridley and defensive end Jermaine Johnson II had all been the subject of trade talk, The Tennessean said, but the paper recorded no completed trades for those players before the deadline.
The article was a deadline-day file that ended with the Hooker move as the last Titans trade on the books.
Other league deals happened around the league the same day; the Titans' completed business was Simmons and Hooker.
Sources: The Tennessean