Trade 1
April 10, 1964
New York Giants received Andy Stynchula.
NFL Trade History
TradeVerdicts connects Andy Stynchula to 3 exact public NFL transactions involving New York Giants, Washington Commanders, Indianapolis Colts, and Dallas Cowboys.
Player Transaction Context
This profile follows Andy Stynchula across 3 recorded transactions from April 10, 1964 through December 18, 1968. Each connection below comes from the database relationship for that transaction rather than a name-only search.
Trade 1
New York Giants received Andy Stynchula.
Trade 2
Indianapolis Colts received Andy Stynchula.
Trade 3
Dallas Cowboys received Andy Stynchula.
Across this profile, the recorded verdicts are Washington Commanders Win; New York Giants Win; Indianapolis Colts Win. The timeline spans 1964–1968 and 4 represented teams.
How to Read This Profile
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Chronological Timeline
Trade 1 of 3
Washington received Hall of Fame linebacker Sam Huff and rookie lineman George Seals. Huff played 66 regular-season games for Washington across 1964-67 and 1969, intercepted 12 passes, and earned a Pro Bowl selection in his first Washington season. Seals added 12 games in 1964 before continuing his career with Chicago. The package gave Washington immediate star-level defensive value plus one season of depth.
Trade 2 of 3
New York acquired defensive back Wendell Harris from Baltimore in a straight player-for-player trade for defensive lineman Andy Stynchula. The deal was completed on February 16, 1966, not June 23 as the legacy row recorded. Harris played two seasons for the Giants, appearing in 27 games and intercepting two passes.
Trade 3 of 3
Baltimore traded veteran defensive lineman Andy Stynchula to Dallas on December 18, 1968, for receiver Sims Stokes and a 1969 fifth-round pick, No. 127. Stokes never played a regular-season game for the Colts, but Baltimore later packaged the acquired pick with another selection to obtain guard Dan Grimm from Atlanta. Dallas received only a brief Stynchula tenure, so the Colts' reusable draft capital gives them the edge.