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Miami Dolphins and Washington Commanders
Miami Dolphins Win Tier: standard
Confidence: high
Miami received two eighth-round selections, including the 1980 pick at No. 214 used on quarterback David Woodley. Woodley became a multi-year Dolphins starter and started Super Bowl XVII, creating major value from a very late draft choice. The longer view produces a A grade for Miami Dolphins. Miami earns an A and Washington a D+.
Miami traded quarterback David Woodley to Pittsburgh on February 21, 1984 for a 1984 third-round pick, No. 79 overall. Woodley started 13 games across 1984 and 1985 for the Steelers and provided useful quarterback depth. Miami later used No. 79 as part of its move up for Jackie Shipp. Both clubs turned the transaction into meaningful, though not franchise-defining, value.
