Trade 1
September 2, 1969
Los Angeles Chargers received Richard Trapp / Rich Trapp.
NFL Trade History
Richard Trapp / Rich Trapp NFL Trade History
TradeVerdicts connects Richard Trapp / Rich Trapp to 2 exact public NFL transactions involving Buffalo Bills, Los Angeles Chargers, and New York Jets.
2 Recorded trades
3 Teams represented
1969–1970 Trade-history span
Player Transaction Context
Why Richard Trapp / Rich Trapp Appears in the Trade Database
This profile follows Richard Trapp / Rich Trapp across 2 recorded transactions from September 2, 1969 through March 9, 1970. Each connection below comes from the database relationship for that transaction rather than a name-only search.
Trade 2
March 9, 1970
New York Jets received Richard Trapp / Rich Trapp.
Across this profile, the recorded verdicts are Buffalo Bills Win; Even Trade. The timeline spans 1969–1970 and 3 represented teams.
How to Read This Profile
Trade History Overview
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Chronological Timeline
2 Recorded Trades
Trade 1 of 2
Buffalo Bills and Los Angeles Chargers
Buffalo sent receiver Richard Trapp to the Chargers and received the 1970 third-round pick used on Glenn Alexander. Alexander played 13 games for the Bills as a rookie, catching four passes for 51 yards and handling kickoff-return work. Trapp’s Chargers stint lasted only eight games with two catches for 39 yards. Neither return became a major piece, but Buffalo extracted slightly more usable value.
Assets Received
Buffalo Bills
- Pick 1970 third round pick (#67-Glenn Alexander)
Los Angeles Chargers
- Player Richard Trapp / Rich Trapp
Team Grades
Trade 2 of 2
Los Angeles Chargers and New York Jets
The Chargers acquired cornerback Randy Beverly from the Jets, but Beverly did not become a meaningful regular-season contributor for San Diego after the exchange. The player-for-player structure gave the Chargers a straightforward opportunity to add secondary help, yet the realized return remained minimal. Because Rich Trapp likewise failed to create a material advantage for New York, the Chargers' side fits a C- grade and an even verdict.
Assets Received
Los Angeles Chargers
- Player Randy Beverly
New York Jets
- Player Richard Trapp / Rich Trapp