Trade 1
April 20, 2002
Denver Broncos received 2002 3rd round pick (96th overall, Dorsett Davis).
NFL Trade History
TradeVerdicts connects Dorsett Davis to 3 exact public NFL transactions involving Baltimore Ravens, Denver Broncos, New England Patriots, and Washington Commanders.
Player Transaction Context
This profile follows Dorsett Davis across 3 recorded transactions from April 20, 2002 through April 20, 2002. Each connection below comes from the database relationship for that transaction rather than a name-only search.
Trade 1
Denver Broncos received 2002 3rd round pick (96th overall, Dorsett Davis).
Trade 2
Washington Commanders received 2002 1st round pick (32nd overall, Patrick Ramsey), 2002 3rd round pick (96th overall subsequently traded, Dorsett Davis) and 2002 7th round pick (234th overall, Greg Scott).
Trade 3
Baltimore Ravens received 2002 3rd round pick (96th overall subsequently traded, Dorsett Davis).
Across this profile, the recorded verdicts are Baltimore Ravens Win; New England Patriots Win; Washington Redskins Win. The timeline spans 2002 and 4 represented teams.
How to Read This Profile
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Chronological Timeline
Trade 1 of 3
Baltimore moved down from the 96th pick in the 2002 draft and received selections that became punter Dave Zastudil and tight end Terry Jones. Denver used No. 96 on defensive tackle Dorsett Davis, whose NFL career lasted only 14 games. Zastudil became Baltimore’s regular punter for four seasons, while Jones supplied additional depth, giving the Ravens substantially more realized value from the exchange.
Trade 2 of 3
Washington sent the 21st pick in the 2002 draft to New England for picks 32, 96 and 234. Washington selected quarterback Patrick Ramsey at No. 32 and later moved No. 96 in another deal, while New England used No. 21 on tight end Daniel Graham. Ramsey showed flashes but never became a long-term starter; Graham became a dependable run-game contributor on championship teams, giving New England a narrow edge.
Trade 3 of 3
Washington moved from pick 52 to 56 in the 2002 second round, sending Baltimore selections 52 and 96 for picks 56, 87 and 159. The Ravens selected defensive lineman Anthony Weaver at 52 and later moved pick 96, while Washington drafted Ladell Betts, Cliff Russell and Andre Lott. Betts became a productive multi-year back in Washington, giving that larger three-pick return the advantage.