Jamar Taylor

Cleveland acquired 2020 6th round pick (187th overall, Donovan Peoples-Jones) from Arizona/St. Louis Cardinals for Jamar Taylor. Cleveland converted a player asset into draft capital without a clear major partner-side outcome.

Miami acquired 2016 7th round pick (222nd overall subsequently traded, Aaron Wallace) from Browns for Jamar Taylor and 2016 7th round pick (249th overall subsequently traded, Prince Charles Iworah). Miami moved down from No. 8, added Byron Maxwell and Kiko Alonso, and still selected Laremy Tunsil, a premium outcome from a value standpoint. The grade still accounts for era, role, uncertainty in conditional picks or cash terms, and whether the traded asset produced meaningful on-field value after the move

Miami acquired 2013 2nd round pick (54th overall, Jamar Taylor) from Colts for Vontae Davis. The original C- already leaned against Miami, and the second pass treats that slight disadvantage as a narrow loss rather than leaving it buried as an Even. The grade still accounts for era, role, uncertainty in conditional picks or cash terms, and whether the traded asset produced meaningful on-field value after the move