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Transaction Snapshot
Recorded Trade
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New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks
Seattle Seahawks Win Tier: standard
Confidence: high
Seattle acquired veteran offensive lineman Bob Cryder from New England for a future selection that ultimately became the Patriots’ 1986 second-round pick, No. 42. Cryder immediately started 10 games in 1984 and 14 more in 1985 for the Seahawks. New England used the pick on nose tackle Mike Ruth, whose NFL career lasted only eight games. Seattle received substantially more realized value.
