Bob Long (Wendell

Dallas acquired Bob Long (Wendell); John Meyers from Los Angeles Rams for 1964 third round pick (#32-Willie Brown). The deal grades toward Los Angeles Rams because Dallas gave up the stronger long-term value, cleaner draft conversion, or more useful roster asset.

Cleveland acquired Leon Clarke from Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams for Bob Long (Wendell). The available record points to a balanced exchange or low-stakes roster churn, not a clear historical win.

Cleveland acquired Bob Long (Wendell); 1961 first round pick (#10-Bob Crespino / Bobby Crespino) from Detroit Lions for Jim Ninowski. Cleveland converted a player asset into draft capital without a clear major partner-side outcome.

Detroit acquired Bob Long (Wendell) from Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams for 1956 second round pick (#14-Leon Clarke). Detroit comes out slightly ahead on the hindsight curve. The Lions' return offered the better practical roster value, although the margin was not large enough to classify the deal as a runaway win.

Pittsburgh acquired Stan Sheriff; Dewey McConnell from Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams for undisclosed draft pick (possibly 1955 #18-Bob Long (Wendell)). The available record points to a balanced exchange rather than a clear steal. Pittsburgh addressed its roster or draft-board preference, while Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams received comparable value in return.