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Transaction Snapshot
Recorded Trade
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Dallas Cowboys and Seattle Seahawks
Dallas Cowboys Win Tier: standard
Confidence: high
Seattle traded its 1990 ninth-round pick to Dallas on July 25, 1989 for tackle Daryle Smith. Smith did not play a regular-season game for the Seahawks and left their camp before appearing later that season with Cleveland. Dallas retained a real draft asset, which eventually became pick No. 230, Leon Perry, after further movement. The return was small, but Dallas clearly received more usable value.
