Marquez Stevenson NFL Trade History

Las Vegas received Washington's 2021 sixth-round selection, No. 203, after sending David Sharpe and a seventh-rounder to Washington. The Raiders later moved that sixth in another transaction, so that later return is separate from this deal. The direct asset had value, but it did not create a clear Raiders contribution that outweighed Washington's immediate tackle depth plus the extra pick.

Miami acquired rookie Lynn Bowden Jr. and a 2021 sixth-round pick from Las Vegas for a 2021 fourth-round selection only months after the Raiders drafted Bowden in the third round. Bowden produced 211 receiving yards and 32 rushing yards for Miami in 2020 but did not become a long-term Dolphin. Las Vegas recouped the more valuable future pick, giving the Raiders a modest win.

Miami acquired linebacker Benardrick McKinney and pick No. 231 from Houston for edge defender Shaq Lawson and pick No. 203. Neither veteran produced regular-season value for his new club, leaving the late-round selections to carry much of the comparison. Miami eventually used No. 231 on tackle Larnel Coleman, giving the Dolphins at least one realized player return from the exchange.

Buffalo Bills received 2021 6th round pick (203rd overall, Marquez Stevenson) and 2021 6th round pick (212th overall, Damar Hamlin) from Houston Texans. Buffalo turned its two sixth-round selections into Marquez Stevenson and Damar Hamlin. Hamlin developed into a multi-year safety contributor, creating the strongest durable return produced by the original pick swap. That outcome supports a B+ grade for Buffalo Bills when the trade is measured by the football value actually realized after the exchange.