One of the potential changes to the rules for 2026 could include a change to the limits on trading draft picks.
Currently, teams can move selections up to three drafts into the future. Adam Schefter of ESPN.com reports that “there will be a push” to increase that window from three years to five.
It’s unclear where the push will come from, or whether it will acquire sufficient steam to spark a change.
When it comes to NFL trades, I’m a firm believer in no limits of any kind. Trades should be allowed to happen whenever and wherever the franchises engaged in trade discussions choose to make them.
Three years, five years, 10 years. If the teams involved want to do it, then do it.
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