Andy Lee NFL Trade History

Dallas Cowboys received Terry Glenn in the deal with Green Bay Packers. Glenn gave Dallas four highly productive healthy seasons, including consecutive 1,000-yard receiving campaigns in 2005 and 2006. The Cowboys obtained major offensive value for a late-round selection. That outcome supports a A for Dallas Cowboys. The Even Trade verdict weighs documented games, starts, production and connected draft value.

San Francisco moved down nine spots in the sixth round of the 2004 draft and received pick No. 188, used on punter Andy Lee, plus No. 226. Green Bay used No. 179 on defensive lineman Corey Williams. Lee became a three-time first-team All-Pro and longtime 49ers punter; Williams became a productive Packers starter and was later traded for a second-round pick. Both clubs created exceptional value from late selections.

Cleveland acquired three-time Pro Bowl punter Andy Lee from San Francisco for a future seventh-round choice that ultimately became No. 219 in 2017. Lee immediately gave the Browns a proven specialist for the 2015 season. San Francisco later moved the pick to Minnesota rather than selecting a player with it, so Stacy Coley should not be treated as a direct 49ers return. Cleveland received the clearer immediate value.

Carolina acquired veteran punter Andy Lee and a 2017 seventh-round pick for Kasey Redfern and a 2018 fourth. Lee punted well but lasted only nine games before a hamstring injury ended his season, and Carolina released him the next year. The seventh became Harrison Butker, whom the Panthers waived before his NFL success elsewhere, leaving only a short-lived return.