Verified NFL Trade Profile
TradeVerdicts connects Jimmie Jones to 5 exact public NFL transactions involving New York Jets, Washington Commanders, Arizona Cardinals, Denver Broncos, Detroit Lions, Dallas Cowboys, New England Patriots, and Seattle Seahawks.
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Every transaction below comes from an explicit player-to-trade relationship in the TradeVerdicts database. Name-only substring matching is not used.
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Chronological Timeline
Trade 1 of 5
New York Jets received 1973 sixth round pick (#155-Rick Harrell) from Washington for Jimmie Jones. The recorded outcome favors New York Jets.
Trade 2 of 5
Washington received Fred Sturt from Arizona Cardinals for Jimmie Jones, 1975 seventh round pick (#178) [later traded with Wayne Mulligan and Clifford McClain / Cliff McClain to Chicago Bears for Earl Thomas (Lewis)] and 1976 fifth round pick (#141-Wayne Morris). The recorded outcome favors Arizona/St. Louis Cardinals.
Trade 3 of 5
Denver Broncos received Al Barnes from Detroit Lions for Jimmie Jones. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.
Trade 4 of 5
Dallas and New England swapped three 1990 draft choices apiece. The Cowboys received picks that became Jimmie Jones, Frank Cornish and Arthur Jimerson, while the Patriots received Greg McMurtry, James Gray and Brent Griffith. Jones became a productive Dallas defensive lineman and McMurtry supplied New England receiving value. With useful returns on both sides and several picks quickly moved again, the overall exchange stays close.
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Seattle paid New England a massive draft package to move to No. 3 in 1990, sending picks that became Chris Singleton, Ray Agnew and Jimmie Jones plus a 1991 fourth-rounder, while receiving No. 3 and No. 29. The Seahawks used those selections on Cortez Kennedy and Terry Wooden. Kennedy became a Hall of Famer, making Seattle the decisive long-term winner.