Chad Owens NFL Trade History

Dallas acquired defensive lineman Kenyon Coleman and received useful snaps across multiple seasons. Coleman gave the Cowboys a tangible veteran return rather than speculative future value, and his immediate role exceeded what Oakland ultimately realized from the two late-round selections it received. The advantage is not enormous, but Dallas obtained the clearer football benefit from the direct exchange.

Oakland sent Doug Jolley plus three 2005 selections to the Jets and received Nos. 26 and 230. The Raiders quickly recycled both picks: No. 26 became part of the move up for Fabian Washington, while No. 230 was later packaged to New England. The return was mostly flexibility rather than a lasting player, but Oakland escaped an expensive tight-end commitment and controlled valuable draft capital.

Jacksonville received Alvin Pearman and Chad Owens. Pearman supplied backfield and return depth, while Owens had only a brief Jaguars tenure before continuing his career elsewhere. The two selections created some roster value but never produced a long-term starter or impact player. That limited return is difficult to match against Kerry Rhodes, who became an immediate and durable fixture in New York's secondary.