Eric Dickerson

Atlanta acquired Eric Dickerson from Packers involving Eric Dickerson for 1994 conditional seventh round pick (return of previously traded pick)

Green Bay acquired 1994 conditional seventh round pick (return of previously traded pick) from unidentified partner for Eric Dickerson. The available record points to a balanced exchange, administrative move, or low-leverage transaction without a clear long-term winner. Both sides receive comparable grades. The transaction is retained in the public file as a documented void, return, or amendment rather than hidden from the trade history.

Atlanta acquired John Stephens (Milton); 1994 conditional seventh round pick (not exercised) from Green Bay Packers for Eric Dickerson; Bruce Pickens

Atlanta acquired Eric Dickerson from Las Vegas Raiders for 1994 conditional sixth round pick (reportedly fifth round if Dickerson rushes for 1,000 yards) (#169-Jay Kearney)

Indianapolis traded Eric Dickerson to the Raiders for 1992 fourth- and eighth-round picks. Dickerson was a Hall of Fame name, but he was near the end of his prime, and Indianapolis extracted useful draft value rather than carrying the decline phase. The Colts get the slight hindsight edge.

Indianapolis Colts acquired Hall of Fame RB Eric Dickerson from Rams in three-team deal. Dickerson rushed for 3,122 yards and three Pro Bowls in Indianapolis. Cost was massive — rights to Cornelius Bennett (future Hall of Fame-caliber LB) and three picks. Short-term Colts edge, long-term closer than narrative suggests.

The 1987 Eric Dickerson trade was a rare three-team NFL blockbuster involving the Rams, Colts, and Bills. Indianapolis landed a Hall of Fame running back in his prime. Buffalo landed Cornelius Bennett, a major defensive piece for its AFC rise. The Rams received volume, but not enough elite value. Indianapolis gets the narrow top verdict. The page is also a priority indexing candidate because the Eric Dickerson trade remains one of the NFL's most searched historical blockbusters.

Los Angeles/Cleveland/St. Louis Rams acquired 1983 first round pick (#2-Eric Dickerson) from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for 1983 first round pick (#3-Curt Warner);1983 fourth round pick (#88-Mike McCloskey);1984 fourth round pick (#102-Jimmy Smith (Kevin)). Rams gained the stronger long-term asset package in hindsight, so this row was moved out of Even during the curve correction.