The New England Patriots trade offensive lineman Caedan Wallace to the Miami Dolphins, according to reports from multiple outlets. The move is described as an inter-division transaction between AFC East teams.

The New York Post frames the deal as a “surprising” swap, emphasizing that New England does not need to look outside its division for a trade partner. Yahoo Sports reports that the Patriots do not release Wallace, indicating the player is being moved rather than cut.

Across the coverage, the common point is the same: Wallace’s status changes from a Patriots roster member to a Dolphins roster member through a trade. Differences in emphasis appear in how the outlets characterize the transaction—one highlights the unexpected nature of the timing and pairing, while the other focuses on the decision not to release him.