TradeVerdicts records 5 trades between
Atlanta Falcons and Kansas City Chiefs across 1975–2026. Historical
franchise identities are normalized to the current franchises here,
while each underlying trade keeps its own sourced date, assets,
grades, and verdict.
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5 Recorded Trades
Oldest to newest
Trade 1
July 25, 1975
Even Trade
Atlanta FalconsD
Kansas City ChiefsD
Atlanta Falcons received
David Jaynes
Kansas City Chiefs received
Tom Geredine
Atlanta Falcons received David Jaynes while Kansas City Chiefs received Tom Geredine. Atlanta received David Jaynes, but his stay ended less than three weeks after the trade and he did not create meaningful regular-season value for the Falcons. The former high draft pick never became a usable answer in Atlanta. That outcome supports a D grade for Atlanta Falcons in this trade.
Atlanta Falcons received Tom Humphrey while Kansas City Chiefs received John Nessel. Atlanta received Tom Humphrey, who had appeared in five games for Kansas City in 1974 but did not produce an Atlanta regular-season contribution after the swap. The Falcons therefore gained little direct value from the player they acquired. That outcome supports a D grade for Atlanta Falcons in this trade.
Atlanta sent its 2010 second-round pick to Kansas City for Tony Gonzalez and received five seasons from the greatest tight end of his generation. Gonzalez made the Pro Bowl four times as a Falcon, remained a high-volume target for Matt Ryan and helped Atlanta reach the playoffs three times. Kansas City used pick No. 50 on Javier Arenas, a useful defensive back and returner, but the Falcons received far greater impact.
Atlanta Falcons received Rashad Fenton in the 2022-11-01 exchange, while Kansas City Chiefs received conditional 2023 7th round pick (not conveyed). Atlanta acquired cornerback Rashad Fenton at the 2022 deadline. The Falcons agreed to a conditional 2023 seventh-round pick, but the condition was not met and the selection never conveyed, limiting the cost while also reflecting the deal’s modest impact.
Atlanta acquired tackle Wanya Morris and Kansas City's 2027 seventh-round pick on June 11, 2026, in exchange for Atlanta's 2027 sixth-rounder. Morris was competing for offensive-line depth but did not make the Falcons' initial 53-man roster after an injury-limited preseason. Kansas City therefore moved up a round in the 2027 draft while giving up a player Atlanta did not retain, creating a clear early edge.
