NFL Trade History

Walter Szot / Walt Szot NFL Trade History

TradeVerdicts connects Walter Szot / Walt Szot to one exact public NFL transaction involving Arizona Cardinals and Pittsburgh Steelers.

1 Recorded trade
2 Teams represented
1949 Trade-history span

Player Transaction Context

Why Walter Szot / Walt Szot Appears in the Trade Database

0 direct asset mentions

This profile is tied to the September 24, 1949 transaction between Arizona Cardinals and Pittsburgh Steelers. The card below shows exactly where Walter Szot / Walt Szot appears in the recorded return, then links to the full sourced verdict.

Trade 1

September 24, 1949

Pittsburgh Steelers Win

The player-to-trade relationship is explicit in the database, although the canonical asset line does not contain an exact normalized name match for Walter Szot / Walt Szot.

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Trade History Overview

Every transaction below comes from an explicit player-to-trade relationship in the TradeVerdicts database. Name-only substring matching is not used.

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Transaction Snapshot

Recorded Trade

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Arizona Cardinals and Pittsburgh Steelers

Pittsburgh Steelers Win Tier: minor Confidence: high

Pittsburgh acquired halfback and defensive back Bob Hanlon from the Chicago Cardinals for a 1950 twelfth-round pick, No. 152, used on Bob Sharpe. Hanlon played all 12 games for the Steelers in 1949, started seven and intercepted three passes while also returning kicks. Sharpe did not create comparable documented NFL value. The return was modest, but Pittsburgh received the clearer immediate contribution from the documented transaction.

Assets Received

Arizona Cardinals
  • Pick 1950 twelfth round pick (#152-Bob Sharpe)
Pittsburgh Steelers
  • Player Bob Hanlon

Team Grades

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