Trade 1
July 9, 1968
Dallas Cowboys received 1969 third round pick (#68-Tom Stincic).
NFL Trade History
TradeVerdicts connects Tom Stincic to 4 exact public NFL transactions involving Dallas Cowboys, San Francisco 49ers, New Orleans Saints, and Tennessee Titans.
Player Transaction Context
This profile follows Tom Stincic across 4 recorded transactions from July 9, 1968 through March 21, 1973. Each connection below comes from the database relationship for that transaction rather than a name-only search.
Trade 1
Dallas Cowboys received 1969 third round pick (#68-Tom Stincic).
Trade 2
New Orleans Saints received 1973 third round pick (#53) [later traded to Dallas Cowboys for Tom Stincic].
Trade 3
New Orleans Saints received Tom Stincic.
Trade 4
Tennessee Titans received Tom Stincic.
Across this profile, the recorded verdicts are Dallas Cowboys Win; Even Trade; Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans Win. The timeline spans 1968–1973 and 4 represented teams.
How to Read This Profile
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Chronological Timeline
Trade 1 of 4
Dallas Cowboys received 1969 third round pick (#68-Tom Stincic). Dallas used the acquired third-round choice on Tom Stincic and received the stronger long-term value from the transaction relative to San Francisco's return. That result supports a B grade for Dallas Cowboys. The final verdict is Dallas Cowboys Win, based on the documented service, durability, and value each club actually obtained from this exchange.
Trade 2 of 4
New Orleans sent defensive lineman Mike Tilleman to Houston and received Glen Ray Hines, Jess Lewis and two future draft choices. The Saints used the 1972 second-rounder on Willie Hall and later moved the 1973 third-round asset in another transaction. Houston received a dependable starter in Tilleman, while New Orleans gained several useful avenues of value through players and draft capital.
Trade 3 of 4
New Orleans acquired linebacker Tom Stincic from Dallas in July 1972, and the Cowboys received the 1973 third-round pick used on Harvey Martin at No. 53. Martin became one of the defining defenders in Cowboys history, earning four Pro Bowls and sharing Super Bowl XII MVP honors. That extraordinary conversion overwhelms the Saints’ modest return and makes this a decisive Dallas victory.
Trade 4 of 4
New Orleans acquired quarterback Kent Nix and defensive tackle Ron Billingsley from Houston for Edd Hargett, Dave Parks and Tom Stincic in March 1973. Neither Nix nor Billingsley played a regular-season game for the Saints, while Parks made five appearances for Houston. The Oilers therefore receive a slight edge, though the transaction produced little lasting value for either club.