Jamar Johnson NFL Trade History

Chicago moved from No. 20 to No. 11 on April 29, 2021 by sending New York picks No. 20 and No. 164 plus first- and fourth-round selections in 2022. The Bears used No. 11 on quarterback Justin Fields, who started 38 games over three Chicago seasons, threw for 6,674 yards and 40 touchdowns, rushed for 2,220 yards and 14 scores, and was later traded to Pittsburgh. He delivered real starting-quarterback value but did not become Chicago's long-term answer.

Chicago moved from No. 20 to No. 11 in the 2021 draft for Justin Fields, sending New York pick 164 plus first- and fourth-rounders in 2022. Fields gave the Bears three seasons of starting quarterback play but never became their long-term answer. New York's haul included Kadarius Toney, Evan Neal and Daniel Bellinger; uneven results kept the package from becoming a windfall, but the Giants retained more aggregate value.

New York moved from No. 76 to No. 71 on April 30, 2021, sending Denver picks No. 76 and No. 164 to draft UCF cornerback Aaron Robinson. Robinson appeared in 11 games for the Giants across 2021-22, recording 28 tackles and four passes defended before injuries derailed his tenure. The trade-up therefore produced only a brief defensive contribution from a third-round selection.

Denver sent pick No. 71 to the Giants for No. 76 and No. 164. New York used No. 71 on cornerback Aaron Robinson, whose career was derailed by injuries after limited playing time. Denver used No. 164 on safety Jamar Johnson and, more importantly, retained No. 76 as valuable currency for a second trade later that night. Even without crediting the later players directly here, Denver preserved far more value than New York realized from Robinson.