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2 Recorded Trades
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Miami Dolphins and New England Patriots
New England Patriots Win Tier: landmark
Confidence: high
The Wes Welker trade became one of New England's best value wins of the Patriots dynasty era. Miami received a second-round pick and a seventh-round pick, but the Patriots acquired the slot receiver who became Tom Brady's high-volume chain-mover and one of the most productive receivers in football. The value gap became enormous. It remains a priority indexing page because Welker's Patriots breakout is still a major dynasty-era trade story.
Miami traded center Samson Satele and pick No. 126 to Oakland for Nos. 108 and 181. The Dolphins drafted Brian Hartline and Andrew Gardner; Hartline became a six-year Miami receiver with consecutive 1,000-yard seasons. Oakland received a multi-year starting center in Satele, who started 47 games across his first Raiders stint, while Slade Norris added little. Both teams created meaningful value in different ways.
