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2 Recorded Trades
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Trade 1 of 2
Indianapolis Colts and Washington Commanders
Even Trade Tier: standard
Confidence: high
Baltimore acquired return specialist Herb Mul-Key from Washington for a 1977 fourth-round choice, but Mul-Key did not make the Colts' regular-season roster. Washington later moved that fourth-round asset, along with Charley Harraway's rights, to Miami for tight end Marv Fleming, who also failed to make Washington's roster. Neither club converted the exchange into lasting on-field value.
Pick 1977 fourth round pick (#110) [later traded with rights to Charles Harraway / Charley Harraway / Charlie Harraway to Miami Dolphins for Marv Fleming]
Washington received Marv Fleming from Miami Dolphins for rights to Charles Harraway / Charley Harraway / Charlie Harraway and 1977 fourth round pick (#110) [later traded with 1977 fifth round pick (#126, later used by Oakland on Lester Hayes) to Chicago Bears for 1977 third round pick (#71-Mike Watson)]. The recorded outcome favors Miami Dolphins.
Other rights to Charles Harraway / Charley Harraway / Charlie Harraway
Pick 1977 fourth round pick (#110) [later traded with 1977 fifth round pick (#126, later used by Oakland on Lester Hayes) to Chicago Bears for 1977 third round pick (#71-Mike Watson)]
