TradeVerdicts connects Charles Haley to 3 exact
public NFL transactions involving Cleveland Browns, Los Angeles Rams, San Francisco 49ers, and Dallas Cowboys.
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Chronological Timeline
3 Recorded Trades
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Trade 1 of 3
Cleveland Browns and Los Angeles Rams
Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams Win Tier: major
Confidence: medium
The Rams sent Cleveland the rights to Canadian receiver Terry Greer and received the Browns' 1986 fourth-round selection, No. 96. Greer produced only a small amount of offense for Cleveland, while Los Angeles retained a useful draft asset and later included No. 96 in another transaction. The Rams therefore extracted more practical value even though they did not themselves select Charles Haley.
San Francisco 49ers Win Tier: major
Confidence: high
Los Angeles received the 71st pick in the 1986 draft and used it on quarterback Hugh Millen. San Francisco received the rights to Jeff Kemp plus picks No. 96 and No. 101, selections that became Charles Haley and Steve Wallace. Haley developed into a Hall of Fame pass rusher and Wallace into a long-term starting tackle, making this an overwhelming 49ers victory.
Dallas Cowboys Win Tier: landmark
Confidence: high
Dallas acquired Charles Haley for two mid-round picks and added the pass-rushing force its young defense needed. Haley became a central piece of three Cowboys championship teams. San Francisco received Vincent Brisby and additional pick value, providing some production, but the 49ers strengthened their primary NFC rival at the worst possible time.
