Gaston Green

Buffalo obtained the rights to linebacker Cornelius Bennett on October 31, 1987, surrendering Greg Bell plus first-round picks in 1988 and 1989 and a 1989 second-rounder. Bennett became a centerpiece of the Bills defense during the franchise's Super Bowl run, making the premium package worthwhile despite the substantial price Buffalo paid.

In the three-team Eric Dickerson/Cornelius Bennett trade, Indianapolis received Eric Dickerson, Buffalo received rights to Cornelius Bennett, and Los Angeles received Greg Bell, Owen Gill, 1988 1st round pick from Bills, 14th overall, Gaston Green, 1988 2nd round pick from Colts, 47th overall, Fred Strickland, 1989 1st round pick from Bills, 26th overall, Cleveland Gary, and 1989 2nd round pick from Colts, 45th overall, Frank Stams. The existing Indianapolis Colts Win verdict and A/A-/D grades are preserved.

Denver Broncos acquired Gaston Green; 1991 fourth round pick (#89-Derek Russell) from Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams for Gerald Perry; 1991 twelfth round pick (#311-Jeff Pahukoa). The final verdict remains Denver Broncos Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Los Angeles Raiders and Denver Broncos completed this exchange on 1993-04-14. The Broncos used the acquired No. This was not a disastrous veteran purchase for Los Angeles, because a third-round pick was a reasonable cost for a back with a recent 1,000-yard season. Following the acquired picks only through moves actually made by the receiving clubs, the overall result is Denver Broncos Win.