Super Bowl champion Kyle Van Noy details what really happens when a player gets traded at the deadline

NFL player Kyle Van Noy described the process of being traded mid-season, which involves immediate communication from both the trading and acquiring teams, and a rapid travel schedule for a physical. Teams typically cover moving expenses and temporary hotel stays, but players are responsible for their previous living arrangements. Van Noy, who has experienced multiple trades, believes the core process remains similar despite potential changes over time.

• Kyle Van Noy shared his experience of being traded mid-season in the NFL.
• Upon being traded, a player receives calls from both the General Manager of the team they are leaving and the team acquiring them.
• The acquiring team arranges immediate travel for the player to complete a physical, aiming to prevent trade issues related to player health.
• Teams assist with moving expenses, including shipping a car, and provide paid hotel accommodation for a limited period.
• Players are responsible for their previous residence, whether selling a house or paying remaining rent on a lease.
• Van Noy is currently in his 13th NFL season and has played for six different teams.