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The NFL trade deadline is at 4 p.m. ET on Tuesday, November 4, and PFT has you covered with news and analysis of every trade, potential trade, rumor of a trade and trade that won’t be happening.

Here’s what’s happening on the NFL trade front:

Patriots trade DE Keion White to the 49ers: New England will receive a 2026 sixth-round pick for White and a 2026 seventh-rounder.

Patriots trade S Kyle Dugger to the Steelers: New England will receive a sixth-round pick for Dugger and a seventh-round pick.

Giants aren't looking to trade Kayvon Thibodeaux: The Giants have reportedly told teams they aren’t interested in a deal involving Thibodeaux.

Titans trade Roger McCreary to Rams: The Titans will receive a fifth-round pick in exchange for McCreary and a sixth-round selection. Rams coach Sean McVay said McCreary adds important depth to the secondary.

Vikings need a veteran quarterback: Will Minnesota trade for a quarterback now that Carson Wentz is out for the season?

Jaguars say they won't trade Brian Thomas Jr.: Jacksonville coach Liam Coen says there are no plans to trade Thomas.

Jerry Jones is open to a trade: Jones has the Packers' next two first-round picks to offer thanks to the Micah Parsons trade, and he says he’s willing to consider it.

The Patriots made a second trade of the day, sending safety Kyle Dugger and a seventh-round pick to the Steelers in exchange for a sixth-round choice, according to multiple reports.

Earlier Tuesday, the Patriots sent defensive lineman Keion White and a seventh-round pick to the 49ers for a sixth-round pick.

The Steelers traded safety Minkah Fitzpatrick in the offseason, leaving a hole in their secondary. They lead the NFL in passing yards allowed at 273.3 per game.

The Patriots made Dugger a second-round pick in 2020, and he appeared in 81 games with 69 starts. The team signed him to a four-year, $58 million contract extension in the 2024 offseason. His $9.75 million salary is guaranteed for this season.

Dugger played last season on a high-ankle sprain that went misdiagnosed for almost three months and required tightrope surgery on his right ankle in January.

The Patriots attempted to trade him before the season but couldn't find a satisfactory deal. Dugger played seven games with four starts this season, totaling 17 tackles.

Lamar Jackson will return on Thursday night after missing the past three games with a hamstring injury. He has missed playing, and the Ravens have missed him.

He was a full participant in practice again on Tuesday and said earlier in the day that his hamstring "feels great."

Jackson does not anticipate rust despite the long layoff.

"That’s what practice is for," Jackson said, via Jamison Hensley of ESPN. "I feel like we had a great day today. We'll execute tomorrow. Come Thursday night, we'll just fly."

Jackson, who returned to limited work last week, led the NFL with a 130.5 passer rating with 10 touchdowns and an interception before his injury. The Ravens averaged 32.7 points per game with Jackson.

Every player for the Ravens was a full participant in Tuesday's practice except offensive tackle Ronnie Stanley, who remained limited with an ankle injury. Linebacker Teddye Buchanan (calf), cornerback T.J. Tampa Jr. and cornerback Nate Wiggins (groin) fully participated after being estimated as limited participants on Monday.