The NBA trade deadline is a stressful time for everybody around the league. Rumors are always in the air and players are always on high alert wondering where they are going to play after 3 p.m. EST on Thursday.

The 76ers filled a need at backup point guard. And in the process they acquired someone they coveted since the 2021 NBA draft. On Thursday, the Sixers agreed to acquire two-way player Jared Butler and four second-round picks from the Washington Wizards in exchange for Reggie Jackson and a 2026 first-round pick,

The Sixers sent Milwaukee’s 2027 second-round pick and Dallas’s 2031 pick to Detroit for cash considerations, getting Martin’s contract off the books. The Sixers waived Nance for the second time this season. The forward had played 68 minutes over seven games.

Philadelphia reportedly sends Reggie Jackson and a Draft pick to Washington for 4 future second-rounders and Jared Butler.

Ingram, a former All-Star who boasts length and versatility, will join young All-Star Scottie Barnes on a Raptors team that will also be in the running for a high draft pick. Worth noting: Ingram was a potential Sixers offseason target, before they signed George to a max contract in free agency.

Here is the trade deadline recap for the Philadelphia 76ers as it's time to see who's been brought in and who's been shipped out.

The Sixers have now dipped their toes in the water as well as a few other deals have shuffled in. With the 3 p.m. deadline on Feb. 6 barreling closer, Liberty Ballers has put together a tracker to keep everyone up to date on all the latest deals and rumors.

The Sixers dropped a 108-101 game to the Heat on Wednesday night in their final action before the trade deadline.