Mitch Johnson

Washington received Brig Owens, Mitch Johnson and Jake Kupp from Dallas Cowboys for draft pick (undisclosed) and future considerations (Jim Steffen, 1967 fifth round pick (#119-Willie Parker (a)) on 1966-08-30). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Undisclosed consideration, No consideration recorded, Brig Owens, Mitch Johnson and Jake Kupp from Dallas Cowboys for Jim Steffen, 1967 fifth round pick (#119-Willie Parker (a)) and future considerations (Jim Steffen, 1967 fifth round pick (#119-Willie Parker (a)) on 1966-08-30). The recorded outcome favors Dallas Cowboys.

Los Angeles Rams received Mitch Johnson from Washington for draft pick (possibly 1970 #178-James Harris). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.

Los Angeles acquired Joe Taffoni and Cleveland’s 1972 third-round pick, which became Lawrence McCutcheon, for Mitch Johnson and a 1972 fifth-rounder that became Greg Kucera. Taffoni was quickly moved again, but McCutcheon became a five-time Pro Bowl running back and one of the defining Rams skill players of the decade. Cleveland’s return never approached that level, creating a clear Rams victory.

Cleveland Browns received 1973 third round pick (Saints pick) (#54-Paul Howard) from Washington for Mitch Johnson and 1974 eighth round pick (#196-Darwin Robinson). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

New Orleans Saints received Mitch Johnson and 1974 eighth round pick (selection not identified) from Cleveland Browns for 1973 third round pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.