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Chronological Timeline
2 Recorded Trades
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Trade 1 of 2
New England Patriots and Tennessee Titans
Even Trade Tier: standard
Confidence: high
Tennessee sent its 2010 second-round pick to New England for No. 89 in 2009 and selected tight end Jared Cook. Cook developed into a productive four-year Titans target with 1,717 receiving yards. New England later moved the future No. 47 pick to Arizona, beginning a chain that produced Brandon Spikes, Zoltan Mesko and another future second-rounder. Both organizations converted the exchange into useful multi-year value.
Arizona Cardinals Win Tier: standard
Confidence: high
Arizona traded picks No. 58 and No. 89 to New England for No. 47 and selected linebacker Daryl Washington. Washington started 53 games in four seasons, made the 2012 Pro Bowl and produced 18 sacks before suspensions ended his Arizona career. New England later turned the two picks into Brandon Spikes, Zoltan Mesko and a future second-rounder, creating useful depth but not matching Washington's peak impact.
