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2 Recorded Trades
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Baltimore Ravens and New England Patriots
New England Patriots Win Tier: major
Confidence: high
Baltimore traded a 2003 second-round pick and its 2004 first-rounder to New England to move up to No. 19 for quarterback Kyle Boller. Boller became a multi-year starter but never established himself as the long-term answer. New England later used Baltimore's 2004 first-round pick on Vince Wilfork, a franchise cornerstone, making the Patriots the decisive long-term winner of the exchange.
New England Patriots Win Tier: standard
Confidence: high
New England moved from pick 41 to 36 in the 2003 second round, sending Houston No. 41 and No. 75 for Nos. 36 and 117. The Patriots drafted Eugene Wilson at 36 and Dan Klecko at 117; Wilson became a starting defensive back on championship teams and Klecko provided useful depth. Houston selected Bennie Joppru and Seth Wand. The contrast in impact makes this a strong Patriots victory.
