Tim Watson NFL Trade History

Green Bay acquired defensive back Dave McCloughan from Indianapolis on August 19, 1992, for a 1993 sixth-round pick that became No. 156. McCloughan appeared in only five games for the Packers. Indianapolis later used No. 156 as part of a draft-day move that helped obtain No. 92, where the Colts selected Derwin Gray. The Colts receive a narrow win based on that longer team-specific return.

Green Bay sent the 112th pick in the 1993 draft to Chicago for picks 119 and 156. The Packers selected linebacker James Willis and defensive back Tim Watson, while the Bears used No. 112 on defensive lineman Albert Fontenot. None became a major star, but Fontenot developed into the most useful long-term player connected to the exchange, giving Chicago a modest advantage despite surrendering two selections.

Green Bay Packers received 2000 6th round pick (185th overall subsequently traded, Tim Watson) in the deal with New York Jets. Green Bay later included the acquired sixth-round asset with Fred Vinson in the trade for Ahman Green. Green became a franchise-level Packers running back and one of the most productive players tied to this batch. That outcome supports a A for Green Bay Packers. The Green Bay Packers Win verdict weighs documented games, starts, production and connected draft value.

Green Bay acquired Ahman Green and Seattle's fifth-round pick for cornerback Fred Vinson and a sixth-rounder. Green became the Packers' all-time leading rusher, made four consecutive Pro Bowls and produced more than 8,000 rushing yards for the franchise. Vinson never played a regular-season game for Seattle, while the exchanged picks yielded only marginal value. This became one of Green Bay's best veteran acquisitions.