As the NFL trade deadline passed, several teams opted to maintain their current rosters. The New England Patriots traded pass rusher Joshua Uche to the Chiefs but did not pursue further deals despite being considered aggressive sellers due to their poor season record of 2-7. Similarly, the Los Angeles Chargers, who are in playoff contention with a 5-3 record, chose not to make moves for roster upgrades, with coach Jim Harbaugh expressing confidence in the existing players. The Miami Dolphins, at 2-6, also sat out the deadline without trading or acquiring players, while the Detroit Lions made a minor trade for EDGE Za'Darius Smith. The Indianapolis Colts, currently in the playoff hunt at 4-5, also refrained from making any trades, aligning with their cautious approach under GM Chris Ballard. Overall, while some teams actively engaged in the trade market, many chose to hold steady amidst a mix of playoff aspirations and rebuilding efforts.