NFL Team-to-Team Trade Archive

Baltimore Ravens–Washington Commanders Trade History

TradeVerdicts records 2 trades between Baltimore Ravens and Washington Commanders across 2002–2010. Historical franchise identities are normalized to the current franchises here, while each underlying trade keeps its own sourced date, assets, grades, and verdict.

2 Recorded trades
2002–2010 Trade-history span
2 Decades represented
August 2, 2010 Most recent trade

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2 Recorded Trades

Oldest to newest

Trade 1

April 20, 2002

Washington Redskins Win
Baltimore Ravens C
Washington Commanders B

Baltimore Ravens received

  • 2002 2nd round pick (52nd overall, Anthony Weaver)
  • 2002 3rd round pick (96th overall subsequently traded, Dorsett Davis)

Washington Commanders received

  • 2002 2nd round pick (56th overall, Ladell Betts), 2002 3rd round pick (87th overall, Cliff Russell) and 2002 5th round pick (159th overall, Andre Lott)

Washington moved from pick 52 to 56 in the 2002 second round, sending Baltimore selections 52 and 96 for picks 56, 87 and 159. The Ravens selected defensive lineman Anthony Weaver at 52 and later moved pick 96, while Washington drafted Ladell Betts, Cliff Russell and Andre Lott. Betts became a productive multi-year back in Washington, giving that larger three-pick return the advantage.

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Trade 2

August 2, 2010

Even Trade
Baltimore Ravens C
Washington Commanders C

Baltimore Ravens received

  • Doug Dutch

Washington Commanders received

  • John Beck

Baltimore Ravens received Doug Dutch in the exchange with Washington. Its C grade reflects the practical value of that return relative to the package surrendered and the hindsight result. The grade remains tied to documented value for the acquiring club, without assigning credit for unresolved or hypothetical downstream consideration.

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