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Buffalo Bills acquired 2026 7th round pick (239th overall, Tommy Doman) and 2026 7th round pick (241st overall, Ar'maj Reed-Adams) from Chicago Bears for 2026 6th round pick (213th overall, Jordan van den Berg). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Carolina moved up five spots in the fourth round and added a fifth by trading a fifth to Chicago. A cost-effective move-up with extra capital retained

Chicago Bears acquired 2026 3rd round pick (69th overall, Sam Roush) and 2026 5th round pick (144th overall subsequently traded, Sam Hecht) from Tennessee Titans for 2026 2nd round pick (60th overall, Anthony Hill). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Chicago Bears acquired Garrett Bradbury from New England Patriots for a 2027 5th round pick. The overall result favors New England Patriots over Chicago Bears.

Buffalo Bills acquired D.J. Moore and 2026 5th round pick (165th overall subsequently traded, Nicholas Singleton) from Chicago Bears for 2026 2nd round pick (60th overall subsequently traded, Anthony Hill). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Cleveland Browns acquired 2026 6th round pick (206th overall subsequently traded, Alex Harkey) from Chicago Bears for Joe Tryon-Shoyinka and 2026 7th round pick (239th overall subsequently traded, Tommy Doman). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Buffalo Bills acquired 2025 4th round pick (109th overall, Deone Walker) from Chicago Bears for 2025 4th round pick (132nd overall, Ruben Hyppolite) and 2025 5th round pick (169th overall, Zah Frazier). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Los Angeles Rams acquired 2025 5th round pick (148th overall, Ty Hamilton) from Chicago Bears for 2025 6th round pick (195th overall, Luke Newman) and 2026 4th round pick (129th overall subsequently traded, Will Lee). The overall result favors Chicago Bears over Los Angeles Rams.

Buffalo Bills acquired 2025 2nd round pick (41st overall, T.J. Sanders), 2025 3rd round pick (72nd overall, Landon Jackson) and 2025 7th round pick (240th overall, Kaden Prather) from Chicago Bears for 2025 2nd round pick (56th overall, Ozzy Trapilo), 2025 2nd round pick (62nd overall, Shemar Turner) and 2025 4th round pick (109th overall subsequently traded, Deone Walker). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Kansas City Chiefs acquired 2026 4th round pick (125th overall subsequently traded, Skyler Bell) from Chicago Bears for Joe Thuney. The overall result favors Chicago Bears over Kansas City Chiefs.

Los Angeles Rams acquired 2025 6th round pick (202nd overall subsequently traded, Gavin Bartholomew) from Chicago Bears for Jonah Jackson. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Cincinnati Bengals acquired Khalil Herbert from Chicago Bears for 2025 7th round pick (233rd overall, Kyle Monangai). Cincinnati Bengals received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Cincinnati Bengals Win verdict.

Cleveland Browns acquired 2025 6th round pick (192nd overall subsequently traded, Bryce Cabeldue) from Chicago Bears for Chris Williams and 2025 7th round pick (240th overall subsequently traded, Kaden Prather). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Seattle Seahawks acquired 2025 6th round pick (185th overall subsequently traded, Will Howard) from Chicago Bears for Darrell Taylor. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Buffalo Bills acquired 2025 4th round pick (109th overall, Deone Walker) from Chicago Bears for 2024 5th round pick (144th overall, Austin Booker). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Pittsburgh Steelers acquired Justin Fields from Chicago Bears for 2025 6th round pick (202nd overall subsequently traded, Gavin Bartholomew). Pittsburgh Steelers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Pittsburgh Steelers Win verdict.

Los Angeles Chargers acquired 2024 4th round pick (110th overall subsequently traded, Javon Baker) from Chicago Bears for Keenan Allen. The overall result favors Chicago Bears over Los Angeles Chargers.

Buffalo Bills acquired 2024 5th round pick (144th overall subsequently traded, Austin Booker) from Chicago Bears for Ryan Bates. Buffalo Bills received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Buffalo Bills Win verdict.

Chicago Bears acquired Montez Sweat from Washington Commanders for 2024 2nd round pick (40th overall subsequently traded, Cooper DeJean). The overall result favors Washington Commanders/Redskins over Chicago Bears.

Chicago Bears acquired 2025 6th round pick (192nd overall subsequently traded, Bryce Cabeldue) from Miami Dolphins for Chase Claypool and 2025 7th round pick (224th overall subsequently traded, Kyonte Hamilton). Chicago Bears received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Chicago Bears Win verdict.

Miami Dolphins acquired 2024 6th round pick (184th overall, Malik Washington) from Chicago Bears for Dan Feeney. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

New Orleans Saints acquired 2023 4th round pick (103rd overall, Nick Saldiveri) from Chicago Bears for 2023 4th round pick (115th overall, Roschon Johnson) and 2023 5th round pick (165th overall, Terell Smith). The overall result favors Chicago Bears over New Orleans Saints.

Jacksonville Jaguars acquired 2023 2nd round pick (61st overall, Brenton Strange) and 2023 5th round pick (136th overall, Yasir Abdullah) from Chicago Bears for 2023 2nd round pick (56th overall, Tyrique Stevenson). The stronger recorded return sits with Chicago Bears, matching the Chicago Bears Win verdict.

Philadelphia Eagles acquired 2023 1st round pick (9th overall, Jalen Carter) from Chicago Bears for 2023 1st round pick (10th overall, Darnell Wright) and 2024 4th round pick (122nd overall, Tory Taylor). The overall result favors Chicago Bears over Philadelphia Eagles.

Carolina moved up to No. 1 for Bryce Young, while Chicago turned the pick into D.J. Moore, multiple premium selections, and the 2024 No. 1 pick that became Caleb Williams. The value gap makes this a clear Chicago Bears win.

Pittsburgh Steelers acquired 2023 2nd round pick (32nd overall, Joey Porter) from Chicago Bears for Chase Claypool. Pittsburgh Steelers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Pittsburgh Steelers Win verdict.

Chicago Bears acquired 2023 2nd round pick (53rd overall, Gervon Dexter), 2023 5th round pick (148th overall, Noah Sewell) and A.J. Klein from Baltimore Ravens for Roquan Smith. The overall result favors Baltimore Ravens over Chicago Bears.

Philadelphia Eagles acquired Robert Quinn from Chicago Bears for 2023 4th round pick (133rd overall, Tyler Scott). The overall result favors Chicago Bears over Philadelphia Eagles.

Chicago Bears acquired N'Keal Harry from New England Patriots for 2024 7th round pick (231st overall, Jaheim Bell). The overall result favors New England Patriots over Chicago Bears.

Buffalo Bills acquired 2022 5th round pick (148th overall, Khalil Shakir) from Chicago Bears for 2022 5th round pick (168th overall, Braxton Jones) and 2022 6th round pick (203rd overall, Trestan Ebner). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Houston acquired 2022 5th round pick (150th overall, Thomas Booker). The result stays even because the known return does not separate enough to justify a winner.

Los Angeles Chargers acquired 2023 6th round pick (200th overall, Scott Matlock) from Chicago Bears for 2022 7th round pick (254th overall, Elijah Hicks) and 2022 7th round pick (255th overall, Trenton Gill). The overall result favors Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers over Los Angeles Chargers.

Los Angeles Chargers acquired Khalil Mack from Chicago Bears for 2022 2nd round pick (48th overall, Jaquan Brisker) and 2023 6th round pick (200th overall subsequently traded, Scott Matlock). The overall result favors Chicago Bears over Los Angeles Chargers.

Miami Dolphins acquired 2023 6th round pick (178th overall subsequently traded, Eric Scott) from Chicago Bears for Jakeem Grant. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Chicago acquired 2022 5th round pick (148th overall subsequently traded, Khalil Shakir) from Houston Texans for Anthony Miller and 2022 7th round pick (228th overall subsequently traded, Tariq Carpenter). Both sides received roughly equivalent value when weighing production and cost.

Seattle acquired 2021 6th round pick (208th overall, Stone Forsythe) from Chicago Bears on 2021-05-01, sending 2021 6th round pick (217th overall, Khalil Herbert); 2021 7th round pick (250th overall, Khyiris Tonga) in return. Seattle's side of this 2021 draft-capital exchange was straightforward: the Seahawks received 2021 6th round pick (208th overall, Stone Forsythe) and surrendered 2021 6th round pick (217th overall, Khalil Herbert); 2021 7th round pick (250th overall, Khyiris Tonga). The grade reflects the known return, while Chicago Bears's grade accounts for the countervalue. The trade belongs as a minor database entry because its documented impact was real but not franchise-shaping.

Carolina Panthers acquired 2021 2nd round pick (52nd overall subsequently traded, Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah), 2021 3rd round pick (83rd overall, Tommy Tremble) and 2021 6th round pick (204th overall, Shi Smith) from Chicago Bears for 2021 2nd round pick (39th overall, Teven Jenkins) and 2021 5th round pick (151st overall, Larry Borom). Carolina Panthers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Carolina Panthers Win verdict.

Chicago Bears acquired 2021 1st round pick (11th overall, Justin Fields) from New York Giants for 2021 1st round pick (20th overall, Kadarius Toney), 2021 5th round pick (164th overall subsequently traded, Jamar Johnson), 2022 1st round pick (7th overall, Evan Neal) and 2022 4th round pick (112th overall, Daniel Bellinger). The overall result favors New York Giants over Chicago Bears.

New York Giants acquired 2021 1st round pick (20th overall, Kadarius Toney), 2021 5th round pick (164th overall subsequently traded, Jamar Johnson), 2022 1st round pick (7th overall, Evan Neal) and 2022 4th round pick (112th overall, Daniel Bellinger) from Chicago Bears for 2021 1st round pick (11th overall, Justin Fields). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Miami Dolphins acquired Adam Shaheen from Chicago Bears for 2021 6th round pick (208th overall subsequently traded, Stone Forsythe). Miami Dolphins received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Miami Dolphins Win verdict.

Minnesota Vikings acquired 2021 4th round pick (125th overall, Camryn Bynum) from Chicago Bears for 2020 5th round pick (155th overall, Trevis Gipson). Minnesota Vikings received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Minnesota Vikings Win verdict.

Philadelphia Eagles acquired 2020 6th round pick (196th overall, Shaun Bradley), 2020 6th round pick (200th overall, Quez Watkins) and 2020 7th round pick (233rd overall, Casey Toohill) from Chicago Bears for 2020 5th round pick (173rd overall, Darnell Mooney) and 2020 7th round pick (227th overall, Lachavious Simmons). The overall result favors Chicago Bears over Philadelphia Eagles.

Jacksonville Jaguars acquired 2020 4th round pick (140th overall, Shaquille Quarterman) from Chicago Bears for Nick Foles. Jacksonville Jaguars received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Jacksonville Jaguars Win verdict.

Las Vegas Raiders acquired 2021 7th round pick (247th overall subsequently traded, Michal Menet) from Chicago Bears for Eddy Pineiro. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Chicago Bears acquired 2019 3rd round pick (73rd overall, David Montgomery) and 2019 6th round pick (205th overall, Duke Shelley) from New England Patriots for 2019 3rd round pick (87th overall, Damien Harris), 2019 5th round pick (162nd overall subsequently traded, Cameron Smith) and 2020 4th round pick (125th overall subsequently traded, James Morgan). Chicago Bears received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Chicago Bears Win verdict.

Philadelphia Eagles acquired Jordan Howard from Chicago Bears for 2020 6th round pick (200th overall subsequently traded, Quez Watkins). Philadelphia Eagles received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Philadelphia Eagles Win verdict.

Philadelphia Eagles acquired Deiondre' Hall from Chicago Bears for 2019 7th round pick (222nd overall, Kerrith Whyte). The overall result favors Chicago Bears over Philadelphia Eagles.

Chicago's trade for Khalil Mack gave the Bears an instant superstar and briefly turned their defense into one of the league's defining units. The Raiders received a major draft package, but the return never matched the value of an elite pass rusher in his prime. Chicago paid heavily, yet still acquired the best player. The deal remains a strong Bears win because Mack delivered superstar impact immediately, even if Chicago did not turn the window into a championship.

Chicago Bears acquired 2018 2nd round pick (51st overall, Anthony Miller) from New England Patriots for 2018 4th round pick (105th overall subsequently traded, Antonio Callaway) and 2019 2nd round pick (56th overall subsequently traded, Mecole Hardman). The overall result favors New England Patriots over Chicago Bears.

Los Angeles Chargers acquired a conditional 2018 pick (not conveyed) from Chicago Bears for Dontrelle Inman. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Los Angeles Rams acquired 2017 4th round pick (117th overall, Josh Reynolds) and 2017 6th round pick (197th overall subsequently traded, Jeremy Clark) from Chicago Bears for 2017 4th round pick (112th overall, Eddie Jackson). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Chicago Bears acquired 2017 2nd round pick (45th overall, Adam Shaheen), 2017 4th round pick (119th overall, Tarik Cohen), 2017 6th round pick (197th overall subsequently traded, Jeremy Clark) and 2018 4th round pick (115th overall, Joel Iyiegbuniwe) from Arizona Cardinals for 2017 2nd round pick (36th overall, Budda Baker). The overall result favors Arizona/St. Louis Cardinals over Chicago Bears.

The Mitchell Trubisky trade-up became one of the defining draft mistakes of the 2010s. Chicago moved up one spot with San Francisco to select Trubisky, while Patrick Mahomes and Deshaun Watson remained on the board. The 49ers collected extra picks, including value that eventually connected to Fred Warner, while the Bears absorbed the quarterback miss. It is also a priority indexing page because the Trubisky-Mahomes comparison keeps the trade permanently searchable.

Los Angeles Rams and Chicago Bears land in even-trade territory. The final grade profile (Los Angeles Rams B-, Chicago Bears B-) shows useful value on both sides without enough separation for a clear winner.

Buffalo Bills come out ahead in this trade. The final grade profile (Buffalo Bills B, Chicago Bears C) supports the existing verdict and gives the winning side the cleaner value result.

Seattle Seahawks acquired 2016 2nd round pick (49th overall, Jarran Reed) from Chicago Bears for 2016 2nd round pick (56th overall, Cody Whitehair); 2016 4th round pick (124th overall, Deon Bush). Chicago Bears received the stronger long-term football value, matching the Chicago Bears Win verdict.

Chicago Bears come out ahead in this trade. The final grade profile (Tampa Bay Buccaneers D+, Chicago Bears A) supports the existing verdict and gives the winning side the cleaner value result.

Chicago Bears acquired 2016 4th round pick (127th overall, Deiondre' Hall) from New England Patriots for Martellus Bennett and 2016 6th round pick (204th overall subsequently traded, Jordan Lucas). New England Patriots received the stronger long-term football value, matching the New England Patriots Win verdict.

Carolina Panthers come out ahead in this trade. The final grade profile (Carolina Panthers B, Chicago Bears C) supports the existing verdict and gives the winning side the cleaner value result.

Chicago Bears come out ahead in this trade. The final grade profile (Chicago Bears C+, New England Patriots C) supports the existing verdict and gives the winning side the cleaner value result.

New York Jets acquired Brandon Marshall and 2015 7th round pick (224th overall subsequently traded, Bryce Hager) from Chicago Bears for 2015 5th round pick (142nd overall, Adrian Amos). Chicago Bears received the stronger long-term football value, matching the Chicago Bears Win verdict.

Denver Broncos acquired 2014 5th round pick (156th overall, Lamin Barrow) and 2015 5th round pick (143rd overall subsequently traded, MyCole Pruitt) from Chicago Bears for 2014 4th round pick (131st overall, Brock Vereen) and 2014 7th round pick (246th overall, Charles Leno). Chicago Bears received the stronger long-term football value, matching the Chicago Bears Win verdict.

Tampa Bay acquired Gabe Carimi from Chicago Bears for 2014 6th round The result stays even because the known return does not separate enough to justify a winner.

Atlanta Falcons acquired 2013 5th round pick (153rd overall, Stansly Maponga) from Chicago Bears for 2013 5th round pick (163rd overall, Jordan Mills); 2013 7th round pick (236th overall, Marquess Wilson). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Chicago Bears acquired Sherrick McManis from Houston Texans for Tyler Clutts. Chicago Bears received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Chicago Bears Win verdict.

Tampa Bay acquired 2013 7th round pick (226th overall subsequently t The result stays even because the known return does not separate enough to justify a winner.

Chicago Bears received 2012 2nd round pick (45th overall, Alshon Jeffery). Los Angeles Rams received 2012 2nd round pick (50th overall, Isaiah Pead) and 2012 5th round pick (150th overall, Rokevious Watkins). The final review favors Chicago Bears because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Miami Dolphins acquired 2012 3rd round pick (73rd overall subsequently traded, Brandon Taylor) and 2013 3rd round pick (82nd overall subsequently traded, John Jenkins) from Chicago Bears for Brandon Marshall. The overall result favors Chicago Bears over Miami Dolphins.

Greg Olsen made three Pro Bowls in Carolina, caught 524 passes for 6,059 yards, and became Cam Newton's most trusted target during the 2015 NFC Championship run. He remains the greatest tight end in franchise history

Chicago Bears acquired 2011 2nd round pick (53rd overall, Stephen Paea) from Washington Commanders for 2011 2nd round pick (62nd overall subsequently traded, Daniel Thomas) and 2011 4th round pick (127th overall subsequently traded, Roc Carmichael). The overall result favors Washington Commanders/Redskins over Chicago Bears.

Los Angeles Rams acquired Kevin Payne from Chicago Bears for a conditional 2010 pick (not conveyed). The overall result favors Los Angeles/Cleveland/St. Louis Rams over Los Angeles Rams.

Carolina Panthers acquired Jamar Williams from Chicago Bears for Chris Harris. Carolina Panthers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Carolina Panthers Win verdict.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers acquired 2010 2nd round pick (42nd overall subsequently traded; Rob Gronkowski); 2010 2nd round pick (42nd overall subsequently traded, Rob Gronkowski) from Chicago Bears for Gaines Adams. Tampa Bay Buccaneers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Win verdict.

Seattle Seahawks acquired 2009 2nd round pick (49th overall, Max Unger) from Chicago Bears for 2009 3rd round pick (68th overall, Jarron Gilbert); 2009 4th round pick (105th overall, Henry Melton). Seattle Seahawks received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Seattle Seahawks Win verdict.

Denver Broncos received Kyle Orton, 2009 1st round pick (18th overall, Robert Ayers), 2009 3rd round pick (84th overall subsequently traded, Mike Wallace) and 2010 1st round pick (11th overall subsequently traded, Anthony Davis). Chicago Bears received Jay Cutler and 2009 5th round pick (140th overall, Johnny Knox). The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers acquired an undisclosed — archival verification pending 2008 draft pick; an undisclosed 2008 draft pick from Chicago Bears for Dan Buenning. The overall result favors Chicago Bears over Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Tampa Bay acquired 2008 4th round pick (115th overall; Dre Moore); 2 The result stays even because the known return does not separate enough to justify a winner.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers acquired Brian Griese from Chicago Bears for an undisclosed — archival verification pending 2008 draft pick; an undisclosed 2008 draft pick. Tampa Bay Buccaneers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Win verdict.

Chicago Bears received undisclosed 2007 draft pick. New England Patriots received Dante Wesley. The final review keeps this as an even trade because neither return separates enough for a win/loss label.

Carolina Panthers acquired Chris Harris from Chicago Bears for an undisclosed 2007 draft pick. Carolina Panthers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Carolina Panthers Win verdict.

Buffalo Bills acquired an undisclosed 2007 draft pick from Chicago Bears for Darwin Walker. The overall result favors Chicago Bears over Buffalo Bills.

Los Angeles Chargers acquired 2007 2nd round pick (37th overall, Eric Weddle) from Chicago Bears for 2007 2nd round pick (62nd overall, Dan Bazuin), 2007 3rd round pick (93rd overall, Garrett Wolfe), 2007 5th round pick (167th overall, Kevin Payne) and 2008 3rd round pick (90th overall, Marcus Harrison). The overall result favors Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers over Los Angeles Chargers.

Washington Commanders acquired 2007 6th round pick (205th overall, Jordan Palmer) from Chicago Bears for Adam Archuleta. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

New York Jets acquired Thomas Jones and 2007 2nd round pick (63rd overall subsequently traded, Brandon Jackson) from Chicago Bears for 2007 2nd round pick (37th overall subsequently traded, Eric Weddle). New York Jets received the stronger recorded football value, matching the New York Jets Win verdict.

Cleveland Browns acquired Lennie Friedman from Chicago Bears for 2007 7th round pick (221st overall, Trumaine McBride). The overall result favors Chicago Bears over Cleveland Browns.

Buffalo Bills acquired 2006 1st round pick (26th overall, John McCargo) from Chicago Bears for 2006 2nd round pick (42nd overall, Danieal Manning) and 2006 3rd round pick (73rd overall, Dusty Dvoracek). The overall result favors Chicago Bears over Buffalo Bills.

Seattle Seahawks acquired Mike Green from Chicago Bears for 2006 6th round pick (200th overall, Tyler Reed). Seattle Seahawks received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Seattle Seahawks Win verdict.

Miami Dolphins acquired John Owens from Chicago Bears for Brendon Ayanbadejo. The overall result favors Chicago Bears over Miami Dolphins.

Seattle Seahawks acquired Alain Kashama from Chicago Bears for an undisclosed 2006 draft pick. Seattle Seahawks received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Seattle Seahawks Win verdict.

Las Vegas Raiders acquired an undisclosed 2004 draft pick from Chicago Bears for Shurron Pierson. The overall result favors Chicago Bears over Las Vegas Raiders.

Miami Dolphins acquired Marty Booker and 2005 3rd round pick (70th overall, Channing Crowder) from Chicago Bears for Adewale Ogunleye. Miami Dolphins received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Miami Dolphins Win verdict.

Chicago Bears received Quinn Dorsey. New England Patriots received undisclosed 2004 draft pick. The final review keeps this as an even trade because neither return separates enough for a win/loss label.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 2004 4th round pick (104th overall, Isaac Sopoaga) from Chicago Bears for 2004 4th round pick (112th overall, Leon Joe) and 2004 5th round pick (147th overall, Claude Harriott). The overall result favors Chicago Bears over San Francisco 49ers.

Washington Commanders acquired 2004 6th round pick (180th overall, Jim Molinaro) from Chicago Bears for Bryan Johnson. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Chicago Bears received undisclosed 2004 draft pick. New England Patriots received Jamil Soriano. The final review keeps this as an even trade because neither return separates enough for a win/loss label.

Chicago Bears acquired 2004 4th round pick (104th overall subsequently traded, Isaac Sopoaga) from New England Patriots for Ted Washington. Chicago Bears received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Chicago Bears Win verdict.

Jacksonville Jaguars acquired 2003 6th round pick (176th overall, Brandon Green), 2003 6th round pick (193rd overall, Marques Ogden) and 2003 7th round pick (218th overall, Malaefou MacKenzie) from Chicago Bears for 2003 5th round pick (143rd overall, Justin Gage). Jacksonville Jaguars received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Jacksonville Jaguars Win verdict.

Chicago Bears acquired 2003 1st round pick (14th overall, Michael Haynes) and 2003 6th round pick (193rd overall subsequently traded, Marques Ogden) from New England Patriots for 2003 1st round pick (13th overall, Ty Warren). The overall result favors New England Patriots over Chicago Bears.

New York Jets acquired 2003 1st round pick (4th overall, Dewayne Robertson) from Chicago Bears for 2003 1st round pick (13th overall subsequently traded, Ty Warren), 2003 1st round pick (22nd overall, Rex Grossman) and 2003 4th round pick (116th overall, Ian Scott). The overall result favors Chicago Bears over New York Jets.

Dallas Cowboys acquired 2002 2nd round pick (63rd overall, Antonio Bryant) and 2002 4th round pick (129th overall, Jamar Martin) from Chicago Bears for 2002 3rd round pick (72nd overall, Roosevelt Williams), 2002 4th round pick (104th overall, Alex Brown) and 2002 5th round pick (140th overall, Bobby Gray). The overall result favors Chicago Bears over Dallas Cowboys.

Miami Dolphins acquired Cade McNown and 2002 7th round pick (241st overall, Leonard Henry) from Chicago Bears for 2002 6th round pick (199th overall, Adrian Peterson) and 2003 6th round pick (191st overall, Joe Odom). The overall result favors Chicago Bears over Miami Dolphins.

Miami Dolphins acquired Alonzo Mayes from Chicago Bears for 2001 7th round pick (208th overall, John Capel). Miami Dolphins received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Miami Dolphins Win verdict.

The exchange of 2001 6th round pick (169th overall, Cedrick Wilson) for R.W. McQuarters stayed close enough in realized value to remain a true even verdict

Chicago Bears received 2000 4th round pick (125th overall, Reggie Austin), 2000 5th round pick (150th overall subsequently traded, John Milem) and 2000 7th round pick (225th overall subsequently traded, Rashidi Barnes) from Los Angeles Rams for 2000 4th round pick (104th overall, Kaulana Noa). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Chicago Bears received 2000 7th round pick (223rd overall, James Cotton), 2000 7th round pick (232nd overall subsequently traded, Jeff Harris) and 2000 7th round pick (254th overall, Michael Green). Cleveland Browns received 2000 7th round pick (209th overall, Eric Chandler) and 2000 7th round pick (225th overall, Rashidi Barnes). The final review favors Chicago Bears because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Miami Dolphins acquired 2000 7th round pick (232nd overall, Jeff Harris) from Chicago Bears for Brent Bartholomew. Miami Dolphins received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Miami Dolphins Win verdict.

The exchange of 2000 5th round pick (150th overall, John Milem) for 2000 6th round pick (170th overall, Frank Murphy) and 2000 7th round pick (209th overall subsequently traded, Er. stayed close enough in realized value to remain a true even verdict

New Orleans Saints acquired 2000 5th round pick (138th overall subsequently traded, Matt Johnson) from Chicago Bears for Eddie Kennison. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Chicago Bears acquired Glyn Milburn from Green Bay Packers for 1999 7th round pick (213th overall, Donald Driver). The overall result favors Green Bay Packers over Chicago Bears.

Chicago Bears received 1999 6th round pick (184th overall, Rashard Cook) and 1999 7th round pick (221st overall, Sulecio Sanford). Cleveland Browns received 1999 6th round pick (174th overall, Marcus Spriggs). The final review favors Chicago Bears because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Las Vegas Raiders acquired 1999 2nd round pick (40th overall, Tony Bryant) and 1999 4th round pick (102nd overall, Dameane Douglas) from Chicago Bears for 1999 2nd round pick (48th overall, Russell Davis), 1999 3rd round pick (78th overall, Marty Booker) and 1999 4th round pick (111th overall, Rosevelt Colvin). The overall result favors Chicago Bears over Las Vegas Raiders.

Washington Commanders received 1999 1st round pick (7th overall, Champ Bailey). Chicago Bears received 1999 1st round pick (12th overall, Cade McNown), 1999 3rd round pick (71st overall, D'Wayne Bates), 1999 4th round pick (106th overall, Warrick Holdman), 1999 5th round pick (143rd overall, Jerry Wisne) and 2000 3rd round pick (87th overall, Dustin Lyman). The final review favors Washington Commanders because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Chicago acquired Lemanski Hall from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for 2000 7th round pick (213th overall, Mike Green). Both sides received roughly equivalent value when weighing production and cost.

Los Angeles Chargers acquired 1999 5th round pick (139th overall, Adrian Dingle) from Chicago Bears for Shawn Lee. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

San Francisco acquired Tony Peterson from Chicago for a 1998 seventh-round pick. Peterson gave the 49ers the slightly stronger realized value in a small exchange.

Jacksonville Jaguars acquired 1998 7th round pick (192nd overall, Alvis Whitted) from Chicago Bears for Jimmy Herndon. Jacksonville Jaguars received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Jacksonville Jaguars Win verdict.

Kansas City Chiefs acquired 1998 5th round pick (128th overall, Robert Williams) from Chicago Bears for Chris Penn. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams acquired 1997 2nd round pick (40th overall, Dexter McCleon) and 1997 6th round pick (173rd overall subsequently traded, Mike Crawford) from Chicago Bears for 1997 2nd round pick (38th overall, John Allred). The Rams moved back only two slots and added another pick, landing the stronger realized side of a modest draft-position swap.

The Rick Mirer trade became one of Chicago's clearest quarterback-buying mistakes. The Bears sent a first-round pick to Seattle for Mirer, hoping he could revive his career and stabilize the position. Instead, Mirer barely contributed, Chicago burned premium draft capital, and the Seahawks escaped a fading quarterback asset before the value disappeared. It remains a priority indexing page because Mirer is one of the clearest Bears quarterback-trade cautionary tales.

Chicago Bears acquired 1996 1st round pick (13th overall, Walt Harris) from Los Angeles Rams for 1996 1st round pick (18th overall, Eddie Kennison), 1996 3rd round pick (83rd overall, Jerald Moore) and 1996 6th round pick (201st overall, Hayward Clay). The overall result favors Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams over Chicago Bears.

Miami Dolphins acquired Trace Armstrong from Chicago Bears for 1995 2nd round pick (56th overall, Todd Sauerbrun) and 1995 3rd round pick (87th overall, Evan Pilgrim). Miami Dolphins received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Miami Dolphins Win verdict.

Dallas Cowboys acquired Jim Schwantz from Chicago Bears for 1996 6th round pick (201st overall subsequently traded, Hayward Clay). The overall result favors Chicago Bears over Dallas Cowboys.

Pittsburgh Steelers acquired 1995 5th round pick (151st overall, Lee Flowers) from Chicago Bears for Jeff Graham. Pittsburgh's pick return carried stronger realized value than Chicago's Jeff Graham side.

Pittsburgh Steelers received conditional 1994 and 1995 draft compensation from Chicago Bears for Tim Worley. The later 1995 condition was not exercised, and the record remains suppressed because the full round conditions are incomplete.

Atlanta Falcons acquired Stan Thomas from Chicago Bears for 1994 conditional draft pick (not exercised). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Dallas Cowboys received Kelly Blackwell, Markus Paul, and John Roper from Chicago Bears for Vinson Smith, Barry Minter, and 1995 sixth round pick (#198-Carl Reeves). The recorded outcome favors Dallas Cowboys.

Green Bay Packers received 1993 fifth round pick (#119-James Willis) and 1993 sixth round pick (#156-Tim Watson) from Chicago Bears for 1993 fourth round pick (#112-Albert Fontenot / Al Fontenot). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Indianapolis Colts received 1993 fourth round pick (#92-Derwin Gray (L.)) from Chicago Bears for 1993 fourth round pick (#100-Myron Baker) and 1993 sixth round pick (#156-(James) Tim Watson). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Cleveland Browns received Jay Hilgenberg from Chicago Bears for 1993 conditional round pick (second-fourth round depending on Hilgenberg's performance) (#97-Todd Perry). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

New York Jets received 1992 conditional eighth round pick (if Mattes makes Bears roster) (#219-Vincent Brownlee) from Chicago Bears for Ron Mattes. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Miami Dolphins received Vestee Jackson from Chicago Bears for Eric Kumerow. The recorded outcome favors Miami Dolphins.

Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders received 1990 seventh round pick (#173-Garry Lewis) from Chicago Bears for 1990 seventh round pick (#176-Bill Anderson) and 1990 eleventh round pick (#298-Roman Matusz). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received Jim McMahon from Chicago Bears for 1990 conditional round pick (first, second, or third depending on how much McMahon plays with Chargers) (#33-Ron Cox (Eugene)). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Miami Dolphins received 1989 first round pick (#25-Louis Oliver) from Chicago Bears for 1989 second round pick (#36-John Roper) and 1989 third round pick (#65-Jerry Fontenot). The recorded outcome favors Miami Dolphins.

Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders received 1989 fourth round pick (#110-Erik Affholter) and 1989 sixth round pick (#165-Eric Mitchell) from Chicago Bears for 1989 fourth round pick (#95-Markus Paul). The recorded outcome favors Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders.

Philadelphia Eagles received 1989 third round pick (#81-Britt Hager) from Chicago Bears for 1989 fifth round pick (#130-Mark Green (Anthony)), 1989 seventh round pick (#189-Richard Brothers), 1989 eighth round pick (#216-Tony Woods (c)), 1989 ninth round pick (#243-LaSalle Harper), 1989 tenth round pick (#270-Todd Millikan), 1989 eleventh round pick (#297-Joe Nelms), and 1989 twelfth round pick (#330-Fred Weygand / Freddy Weygand). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received Calvin Thomas from Chicago Bears for conditional draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders received Willie Gault from Chicago Bears for 1989 first round pick (#11-Donnell Woolford) and 1990 third round pick (#63-Peter Tom Willis). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Chicago Bears received 1988 eighth round pick (#208-David Tate) from New England Patriots for Doug Flutie. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Denver Broncos acquired Stefan Humphries from Chicago Bears for Bryan Wagner. The final verdict remains Denver Broncos Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Los Angeles Rams received 1987 third round pick (#82-Jeff Jaeger) and 1987 sixth round pick (#166-Jon Embree) from Chicago Bears for rights to Doug Flutie and 1987 fourth round pick (#101-Sean Smith (Lamar)). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received 1986 twelfth round pick (#333-Mike Travis) from Chicago Bears for Maury Buford. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received 1985 twelfth round pick (selection not identified) from Chicago Bears for Cliff Thrift. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received 1985 twelfth round pick (#329-Bret Pearson) from Chicago Bears for Dave Finzer. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Cleveland Browns received first round pick in 1984 draft of USFL players (#11-Kevin Mack), second round pick in 1984 draft of USFL players (#44-Gerald McNeil), and third round pick in 1984 draft of USFL players (#71-Doug West) from Chicago Bears for 1984 ninth round pick (#244-Mark Casale), 1984 tenth round pick (#271-Shaun Gayle), 1984 eleventh round pick (#297-Mark Butkus), and 1984 twelfth round pick (#330-Donald Jordan). The recorded outcome favors Cleveland Browns.

Los Angeles Rams received 1984 eleventh round pick (#293-Michael Harper) and 1985 sixth round pick (#161-Mike Young (David)) from Chicago Bears for Steve Fuller. The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles/Cleveland/St. Louis Rams.

New York Jets acquired 1985 fifth round pick (#134-Tony Smith (b)) from Chicago Bears for Tyrone Keys. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Dallas Cowboys acquired 1984 sixth round pick (#152-Eugene Lockhart) from Chicago Bears for Jay Saldi. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

San Francisco 49ers received 1984 ninth round pick (#239-Lee Miller) and 1984 twelfth round pick (#320-William Devane) from Chicago Bears for Jeff Williams. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Cleveland Browns received past considerations (compensation for Gerry Sullivan retiring after being traded to Bears) from Chicago Bears for Andy Frederick. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

San Francisco 49ers received Jeff Williams from Chicago Bears for 1983 ninth round pick (#235-Mark Zavagnin) and 1983 twelfth round pick (#313-Oliver Williams). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received Reuben Henderson from Chicago Bears for 1983 fourth round pick (#107-Pat Dunsmore) and 1983 eighth round pick (#219-Mark Bortz). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

San Diego/Los Angeles Chargers acquired 1983 twelfth round pick (#314-Billy Blaylock); 1984 fifth round pick (#125-Jeff Pegues) from Chicago Bears for Jeff Williams. The final verdict remains Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Cleveland Browns acquired 1983 sixth round pick (#145-Tim Stracka) from Chicago Bears for Gerry Sullivan. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Cleveland Browns acquired 1983 seventh round pick (#176-Rocky Belk) from Chicago Bears for Bruce Huther. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Chicago Bears received John Lee (b) from New England Patriots for undisclosed conditional draft pick (details not identified). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Chicago Bears received Rod Shoate from New England Patriots for 1983 fifth round pick (#118-Smiley Creswell). The recorded outcome favors New England Patriots.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers received 1982 second round pick (#32-Booker Reese) from Chicago Bears for 1983 first round pick (#18-Willie Gault). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received past considerations (details not identified) from Chicago Bears for 1982 fifth round pick (#134-Dennis Tabron). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Los Angeles Chargers acquired Allan Ellis from Chicago Bears for 1982 fifth round pick (#134-Dennis Tabron). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received conditional considerations if Stacy Charles made Chicago's roster from Chicago Bears for Stacy Charles. The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers.

Los Angeles Chargers acquired 1982 conditional twelfth round pick (if Mullins is active during 1981 season) conditional pick not exercised from Chicago Bears for Billy Mullins. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Chicago Bears acquired Jeff Lee from Arizona Cardinals for $100 cash. Chicago Bears received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Chicago Bears Win verdict.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 1981 second round pick (#40-Eric Wright); 1981 fifth round pick (#122-Arrington Jones) from Chicago Bears for 1981 second round pick (#38-Mike Singletary). The overall result favors Chicago Bears over San Francisco 49ers.

Chicago acquired Terry Tautolo from Philadelphia Eagles for conditional seventh round pick (not exercised). Both sides received roughly equivalent value when weighing production and cost.

Chicago Bears acquired Henry Williams from Las Vegas Raiders for an undisclosed draft pick. Chicago Bears received the stronger recorded football value.

New Orleans Saints acquired Tommy Hart from Chicago Bears for past considerations. New Orleans Saints received the stronger recorded football value.

Dallas Cowboys acquired 1979 fifth round pick (#121-Bob Hukill); 1980 third round pick (#78-Bill Roe (a)) from Chicago Bears for Golden Richards. Dallas Cowboys received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Dallas Cowboys Win verdict.

Pittsburgh Steelers acquired Alvin Maxson from Chicago Bears for past considerations. Pittsburgh Steelers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Pittsburgh Steelers Win verdict.

Cincinnati Bengals acquired 1979 fourth round pick (#91-Vaughn Lusby) from Chicago Bears for Mike Cobb. Cincinnati Bengals received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Cincinnati Bengals Win verdict.

Kansas City Chiefs received 1978 fourth round pick (#104-Pete Woods) from Chicago Bears for 1978 fifth round pick (#127-Archie Reese) and 1978 sixth round pick (#139-John Skibinski (b. 1955-04-27)). The trade-down produced no clear long-term separation between the selected players.

San Francisco turned Tommy Hart into a 1978 second-round pick that became Walt Downing. The 49ers received the better long-term asset value and win the trade.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers received Wally Chambers from Chicago Bears for Bob Moore and 1979 first round pick (#4-Dan Hampton). Chicago received Bob Moore and the first-round selection used on Hall of Famer Dan Hampton, creating a decisive Bears victory.

Buffalo Bills acquired Connie Zelencik from Chicago Bears for Billy Newsome. Buffalo Bills received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Buffalo Bills Win verdict.

Tampa Bay acquired John Sciarra from Chicago for an undisclosed draft pick. Sciarra supplied the stronger recorded value, giving the Buccaneers the win.

San Francisco acquired Pat Sullivan from Chicago for cash. The 49ers received the identifiable football asset, giving San Francisco a modest win.

Cleveland Browns acquired 1977 fourth round pick (#110-Robert Sims / Mickey Sims); 1978 first round pick (#20) [later traded to Los Angeles Rams for 1978 first round pick (#23-Ozzie Newsome) and 1978 fourth round pick (#103-Pete Pullara)] from Chicago Bears for Mike Phipps. The recorded outcome favors Cleveland Browns.

Kansas City Chiefs acquired 1977 sixth round pick (#167-Andre Herrera) from Chicago Bears for Tommy Reamon. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Miami received the 1977 third-round pick used on Mike Watson from Chicago for fourth- and fifth-round picks. Chicago later packaged the fourth-round pick with a 1978 first-rounder to acquire Mike Phipps; the fifth-round selection was ultimately exercised by Oakland. The recorded outcome is even.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers acquired Gary Huff from Chicago Bears for 1977 sixth round pick (#140-Vince Evans). The overall result favors Chicago Bears over Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

San Francisco 49ers received 1978 fifth round pick (#127-Archie Reese) from Chicago Bears for Larry Schreiber. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Chicago Bears is listed with Royce Berry in a transaction whose other NFL team or full compensation is not established by the source. This archival record remains suppressed rather than adding facts.

Chicago Bears is listed with Brad Cousino in a transaction whose other NFL team or full compensation is not established by the source. This archival record remains suppressed rather than adding facts.

Pittsburgh Steelers received conditional draft pick (undisclosed overall/player) from Chicago Bears for Wayne Mattingly. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Arizona Cardinals received draft pick (not exercised?) from Chicago Bears for Eddie Moss. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Cincinnati Bengals received 1978 fifth round pick (#131-Rob Hertel) from Chicago Bears for Royce Berry, Brad Cousino, Harold Henson / Champ Henson, Tom Klaban and rights to Tom Klaban. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Detroit Lions received 1976 first round pick (#10-James Hunter (a)) and 1976 third round pick (#68-Russ Bolinger) from Chicago Bears for 1976 first round pick (#8-Dennis Lick). The recorded outcome favors Detroit Lions.

Chicago Bears is listed with 1976 fourth round pick (#108-Wayne Rhodes) in a transaction whose other NFL team or full compensation is not established by the source. This archival record remains suppressed rather than adding facts.

Miami Dolphins received 1976 fourth round pick (#98-Melvin Mitchell / Mel Mitchell) and 1977 fifth round pick (#126) [later traded with 1977 fourth round pick (#110, later used by Cleveland on Robert Sims) to Chicago Bears for 1977 third round pick (#71-Mike Watson)] from Chicago Bears for 1976 fourth round pick (#108-Wayne Rhodes) and 1976 fifth round pick (#134-Sanders Shiver). The recorded outcome favors Miami Dolphins.

New York Jets received Carl Garrett from Chicago Bears for Mike Adamle, rights to Ron Rydalch and 1976 fourth round pick (#98-Melvin Mitchell / Mel Mitchell). The recorded outcome favors New York Jets.

Chicago Bears received Ted Vactor from Washington for 1976 tenth round pick (#272-Paul Strohmeier). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Dave Gallagher from Chicago Bears for undisclosed consideration, Bob Grim and 1977 third round pick (#61-Robin Earl). The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.

Pittsburgh Steelers received 1976 second round pick (#37-Ray Pinney) and 1977 fourth round pick (#99-Laverne Smith) from Chicago Bears for Ron Shanklin. The recorded outcome favors Pittsburgh Steelers.

New Orleans Saints received 1976 seventh round pick (#201-Ed Bauer) from Chicago Bears for John Didion. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

New York Jets received 1977 eighth round pick (#210-Ed Thompson) from Chicago Bears for John Ricca. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received 1977 eighth round pick (selection not identified) from Chicago Bears for Greg Wojcik. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

New York Jets received Fred Pagac and Joe Barnes from Chicago Bears for cash / past considerations (details not identified). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Buffalo Bills received Mike Dean from Chicago Bears for undisclosed draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome favors Buffalo Bills.

Chicago Bears received Wes Miller (a) from Arizona Cardinals for Greg Wojcik. The recorded outcome favors Arizona Cardinals.

Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received 1977 seventh round pick (or sixth round pick if not owed to Eagles in Mark Nordquist trade) unspecified pick from Chicago Bears for John Carroll (b). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Philadelphia Eagles received 1976 ninth round pick (#247-Mike Hogan) and 1977 sixth round pick (#154-Wilbert Montgomery) from Chicago Bears for Mark Nordquist. The recorded outcome favors Philadelphia Eagles.

Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders received 1976 eighth round pick (#220-Jerome Dove) and 1977 fifth round pick (#126-Lester Hayes) from Chicago Bears for Nemiah Wilson. The recorded outcome favors Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received 1975 third round pick (#56-David Pear / Dave Pear), 1975 seventh round pick (#160-Steve Joachim) and 1976 fifth round pick (#134-Sanders Shiver) from Chicago Bears for rights to Greg Latta (Edwin), rights to Noah Jackson and 1976 seventh round pick (#201-Ed Bauer). The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts.

Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received 1975 third round pick (#73-Mike Fuller) and Jim Harrison from Chicago Bears for Cid Edwards and 1975 sixth round pick (#151-Tom Hicks). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers.

Cleveland Browns received Glen Holloway from Chicago Bears for 1976 conditional pick (fourth round if Holloway is in NFL in 1975, else sixth round) (#161-Dan Jiggetts). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

New England Patriots received Tony McGee (Eugene) from Chicago Bears for 1975 eighth round pick (#197-Joe Harris) and 1976 third round pick (#66-Brian Baschnagel). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Miami Dolphins received 1977 third round pick (possibly #71-Mike Watson) from Chicago Bears for Dave Rather / Bo Rather. The recorded outcome favors Miami Dolphins.

New York Jets received Wayne Mulligan from Chicago Bears for 1975 seventh round pick (#168-Derrel Luce). The recorded outcome favors New York Jets.

Arizona Cardinals received Earl Thomas (Lewis) from Chicago Bears for Wayne Mulligan, Clifford McClain / Cliff McClain and 1975 seventh round pick (#178-Earl Douthitt). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Chicago Bears received Jeff Queen from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Philadelphia Eagles received Charles Ford / Charlie Ford from Chicago Bears for Richard Harris (a) / Rich Harris. The recorded outcome favors Philadelphia Eagles.

Chicago Bears received James Callier from New England Patriots for $200 cash. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

San Francisco 49ers received Cecil Turner from Chicago Bears for John Isenbarger and Dick Witcher. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Denver Broncos received 1975 eighth round pick (#187-Greg Denboer / Greg den Boer) from Chicago Bears for Randy Montgomery. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Dallas Cowboys received draft pick (selection not identified) from Chicago Bears for Henry Youssef-Ahmadabadi / Henry Abadi. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Miami Dolphins received 1975 tenth round pick (#239-Clyde Russell) from Chicago Bears for Charley Wade / Charlie Wade. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Dallas Cowboys received $100 cash from Chicago Bears for Bruce Craft. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received $100 cash from Chicago Bears for Tom Forrest. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

San Francisco 49ers received undisclosed draft pick (selection not identified) from Chicago Bears for Dave Olerich. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Los Angeles Rams received Greg Horton from Chicago Bears for 1975 third round pick (#73) [later traded with Jim Harrison to Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for Cid Edwards and 1975 sixth round pick (#151-Tom Hicks)] and 1975 tenth round pick (#254-Mike Julius). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Washington received Willie Holman and 1975 fifth round pick (#108-Mike Thomas) from Chicago Bears for 1974 third round pick (#62-Cliff Taylor). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Philadelphia Eagles received 1974 fifth round pick (#108-Jim Cagle) from Chicago Bears for Mel Tom. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

New Orleans Saints received Jerry Moore (Porter) from Chicago Bears for 1975 fifth round pick (#110-Revie Sorey). The recorded outcome favors New Orleans Saints.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Gail Clark from Chicago Bears for Bob Wallace / Bobby Wallace. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Bob Wallace / Bobby Wallace from Chicago Bears for Gail Clark. The recorded outcome favors Pittsburgh Steelers.

New England Patriots received 1974 second round pick (#30-Steve Corbett) and 1974 fourth round pick (#82-John Stallworth) from Chicago Bears for Tom Reynolds / Tommy Reynolds, Ken Lee and 1974 eighth round pick (#190-Ken Grandberry). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Miami Dolphins received 1974 ninth round pick (#212-Tom Wickert) from Chicago Bears for Dave McCurry. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Cleveland Browns received 1974 tenth round pick (#238-Mike Puestow) from Chicago Bears for Randy Mattingly. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Denver Broncos received $1 cash from Chicago Bears for Ike Hill (a). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Chicago Bears received John Wiegmann from San Francisco 49ers for $1 cash. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Chicago Bears received undisclosed draft pick (selection not identified) from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for Rich Buzin / Dick Buzin. The recorded outcome favors Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans.

Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received Ron Smith (b. 1943-05-03) from Chicago Bears for 1974 third round pick (#54-Wayne Wheeler). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Chicago Bears received undisclosed draft pick (selection not identified) from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for L.D. Rowden. The recorded outcome favors Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans.

Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans received no separately listed compensation from Chicago Bears for undisclosed draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Chicago Bears received Carl Garrett from New England Patriots for 1973 first round pick (#19-Darryl Stingley). The recorded outcome favors New England Patriots.

Detroit Lions received 1973 first round pick (#17-Earnest Price) and 1973 third round pick (#58-John Brady) from Chicago Bears for Craig Cotton and 1973 first round pick (#19-Darryl Stingley). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Kansas City Chiefs received rights to George Seals from Chicago Bears for 1973 first round pick (#17) [later traded with 1973 third round pick (#58-John Brady) to Detroit Lions for Craig Cotton and 1973 first round pick (#19-Darryl Stingley)]. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

San Francisco 49ers received draft pick (selection not identified) from Chicago Bears for Ernie Janet. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Chicago Bears received Zeke Bratkowski from Green Bay Packers for 1974 sixth round pick (#134-Don Woods). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Dallas Cowboys received rights to Jack Concannon from Chicago Bears for Bill Line / Billy Line / Billie Line, Bob Asher and 1973 second round pick (#48-Gary Hrivnak). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Arizona Cardinals received Steve Wright (T.) and John Hoffman (Frederick) from Chicago Bears for 1973 fourth round pick (#84-James Thaxton / Jim Thaxton (Ivory)). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Chicago Bears received Rich Buzin / Dick Buzin from Los Angeles Rams for 1973 seventh round pick (#161-Steve Brown (b)). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Pittsburgh Steelers received 1973 draft pick (selection not identified) from Chicago Bears for Clarence Washington / C. Washington?. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received 1973 fourth round pick (#84-James Thaxton / Jim Thaxton (Ivory)) from Chicago Bears for Steve DeLong. The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers.

Chicago Bears received Eric Hutchinson from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for 1973 undisclosed draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Los Angeles Rams received Buddy Lee from Chicago Bears for Jim Kirby. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Dallas Cowboys received Lee Roy Caffey from Chicago Bears for 1972 seventh round pick (#182-Jim Osborne). The recorded outcome favors Dallas Cowboys.

New York Giants received undisclosed consideration, Bob Hyland and Bennie McRae from Chicago Bears for undisclosed consideration and 1972 first round pick (#3-Lionel Antoine). The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.

Philadelphia Eagles received 1972 second round pick (#37-Dan Yochum) and 1973 fourth round pick (#83) [later traded with 1974 second round pick (#37-Ed Shuttlesworth) to Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts for Norm Bulaich] from Chicago Bears for Cyril Pinder. The recorded outcome favors Philadelphia Eagles.

San Francisco 49ers received 1973 fifth round pick (#112-Mike Fulk) from Chicago Bears for Bill Tucker. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Mike Hull (Bruce) from Chicago Bears for Steve Wright (T.) and Danny Pierce. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Chicago Bears received draft pick (selection not identified) from Kansas City Chiefs for Karl Weis. The recorded outcome favors Kansas City Chiefs.

Chicago Bears received draft pick (selection not identified) from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for Bob Cutburth. The recorded outcome favors Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders.

Cincinnati Bengals received draft pick (not exercised?) from Chicago Bears for Henry Dyer. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Philadelphia Eagles received rights to Ron Bull / Ronnie Bull from Chicago Bears for 1973 fifth round pick (#107-Allan Ellis). The recorded outcome favors Philadelphia Eagles.

Chicago Bears is listed with Bob Jeter / Bobby Jeter in a transaction whose other NFL team or full compensation is not established by the source. This archival record remains suppressed rather than adding facts.

Buffalo Bills received Austin Denney from Chicago Bears for draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome favors Buffalo Bills.

Los Angeles Rams received Dick Evey and 1972 fourth round pick (#87-John Saunders) from Chicago Bears for Jim Seymour and Ron Smith (b. 1943-05-03). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Dallas Cowboys received undisclosed draft pick (not exercised?) from Chicago Bears for Mike Johnson (Alan). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

New Orleans Saints received Mike Pyle from Chicago Bears for 1971 undisclosed pick and 1971 draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome favors New Orleans Saints.

New York Jets received draft pick (selection not identified) from Chicago Bears for John Neidert. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

New Orleans Saints received Loyd Phillips from Chicago Bears for Jim Hester and undisclosed pick. The recorded outcome favors New Orleans Saints.

Dallas Cowboys received 1970 second round pick (#27-Bob Asher) from Chicago Bears for Craig Baynham and Phil Clark. The recorded outcome favors Dallas Cowboys.

Chicago Bears is listed with Lee Roy Caffey and Bill Staley in a transaction whose other NFL team or full compensation is not established by the source. This archival record remains suppressed rather than adding facts.

Cincinnati Bengals received Rufus Mayes from Chicago Bears for Bill Staley and Harry Gunner. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received Roosevelt Taylor / Rosey Taylor and 1971 fifth round pick (#114-Dean Shaternick) from Chicago Bears for Howard Mudd. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Arizona Cardinals received cash from Chicago Bears for Ted Wheeler. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Cleveland Browns received 1971 sixth round pick (#142-Doug Dieken) from Chicago Bears for Eppie Barney. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

New Orleans Saints received 1970 fifth round pick (#106-Glenn Cannon) from Chicago Bears for George Youngblood. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Dallas Cowboys received Mike Reilly (a) from Chicago Bears for draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome favors Dallas Cowboys.

Chicago Bears received Jerry Simmons from Atlanta Falcons for cash. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Los Angeles Rams received Dave McDaniels from Chicago Bears for 1971 seventh round pick (#176-Dennis Ferris / Denny Ferris). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.

Philadelphia Eagles received 1970 seventh round pick (#158-Terry Brennan (b)) from Chicago Bears for Dave McDaniels. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Arizona Cardinals received Curtiss Gentry / Curtis Gentry / Curt Gentry from Chicago Bears for Bobby Lee (D.) and 1970 sixth round pick (#136-Jeff Curchin). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Los Angeles Rams received Jon Kilgore from Chicago Bears for $1 cash. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

New Orleans Saints received Andy Livingston (a) from Chicago Bears for 1971 second round pick (#28-Jim Harrison). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Atlanta Falcons received Jim Purnell and Rudy Redmond from Chicago Bears for Ray Ogden. The recorded outcome favors Atlanta Falcons.

This archival entry combines separate transactions involving Atlanta Falcons, Chicago Bears and Denver Broncos. It remains suppressed because the source does not establish one completed three-team exchange.

Los Angeles Rams received Richie Petitbon from Chicago Bears for Lee Calland, 1970 fourth round pick (#100-Ross Brupbacher) and 1971 third round pick (#71-Bob Newton (b)). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Atlanta Falcons received Duane Allen from Chicago Bears for cash. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Atlanta Falcons received undisclosed consideration and HISTORICAL unspecified consideration from Chicago Bears for 1968 third round pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Dallas Cowboys received 1968 third round pick (#71-Ed Harmon) from Chicago Bears for Austin Denney and Mac Percival. The recorded outcome favors Dallas Cowboys.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Charlie Bivins / Charley Bivins from Chicago Bears for Dan James. The recorded outcome favors Pittsburgh Steelers.

New Orleans Saints received Doug Atkins and Herman Lee from Chicago Bears for Don Croftcheck. The recorded outcome favors New Orleans Saints.

Philadelphia Eagles received Mike Ditka from Chicago Bears for Jack Concannon, 1968 fourth round pick (#106-Alan Bush) and QB Jack Concannon. The recorded outcome favors Philadelphia Eagles.

Atlanta Falcons received Larry Morris from Chicago Bears for 1967 sixth round pick (#142-Virgil Carter) and 1968 third round pick (#57-Major Hazelton). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Washington received Stan Jones from Chicago Bears for John Paluck. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Los Angeles Rams received Earl Leggett from Chicago Bears for 1967 fourth round pick (#95-Tom Greenlee) and 1967 eighth round pick (#200-Jerry Griffin). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Chicago Bears received John Sample / Johnny Sample from Washington for 1967 tenth round pick (#247-Tim Houlton). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Washington received Ted Karras (George) (a) from Chicago Bears for George Seals. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Rick Casares and Bob Jencks from Chicago Bears for Riley Mattson and Fred Hageman. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Chicago Bears received Palmer Pyle from Minnesota Vikings for 1966 fifth round pick (#76-Bob Hall (b)). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Chicago Bears received 1966 sixth round pick (#85-Dennis Brewster) from Washington for Steve Barnett. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Chuck Logan from Chicago Bears for 1966 fourth round pick (#51-Randy Jackson (Belford)). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Los Angeles Rams received Roger Davis, Frank Budka, Joe Wendryhoski and 1965 fifth round pick (#60-Frank Marchlewski) from Chicago Bears for Jon Arnett. The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.

Washington received Tommy Neck from Chicago Bears for $1 cash / undisclosed draft pick (undisclosed). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Cleveland Browns received Lowell Caylor, 1965 second round pick (#17-Jim Garcia) and 1965 third round pick (#32-Robert Scott / Bo Scott) from Chicago Bears for Rich Kreitling. The recorded outcome favors Cleveland Browns.

Dallas Cowboys received Maury Youmans from Chicago Bears for Gary Barnes. The recorded outcome favors Dallas Cowboys.

Washington received Angelo Coia and Fred Williams (b. 1929-02-08) from Chicago Bears for 1965 first round pick (#6-Steve Delong). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Pittsburgh Steelers received 1964 second round pick (#28-Jim Kelly (Harry)) and 1964 fourth round pick (#51-Ben McGee) from Chicago Bears for 1965 first round pick (#3-Dick Butkus). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Art Anderson (a) from Chicago Bears for 1964 sixth round pick (#84-Jimmy Jones). The recorded outcome favors Pittsburgh Steelers.

Chicago Bears is listed with draft pick (selection not identified) in a transaction whose other NFL team or full compensation is not established by the source. This archival record remains suppressed rather than adding facts.

Pittsburgh Steelers received 1964 sixth round pick (#84-Jimmy Jones) from Chicago Bears for Tom Bettis. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Los Angeles Rams received John Adams (Albert) from Chicago Bears for 1964 second round pick (#21-Billy Martin). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Chicago Bears received 1964 fourth round pick (#47-Mike Reilly (a)) from Minnesota Vikings for Bill Brown (Dorsey). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Los Angeles Rams received 1963 first round pick (1963 #10-Rufus Guthrie) from Chicago Bears for Joe Marconi. The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Ken Kirk from Chicago Bears for 1963 sixth round pick (#80-John Johnson (Howard)). The recorded outcome favors Pittsburgh Steelers.

Dallas Cowboys received Clyde Brock from Chicago Bears for 1963 "high" draft pick (selection not identified) and/or $3,500 cash. The recorded outcome favors Dallas Cowboys.

San Francisco 49ers received John Mellekas from Chicago Bears for 1963 fourth round pick (#49-Stan Sanders). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Harlon Hill from Chicago Bears for 1963 fourth round pick (#52-Charley Mitchell (c)) and 1964 fourth round pick (#51) [later traded with 1964 second round pick (#28-Jim Kelly (Harry)) to Pittsburgh Steelers for 1965 first round pick (#3-Dick Butkus)]. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

San Francisco 49ers received 1963 fifth round pick (#66-Gary Moeller) from Chicago Bears for Preston Powell. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Pittsburgh Steelers received 1963 first round pick (#11-Dave Behrman) and Ed Brown (b) from Chicago Bears for Rudy Bukich, 1963 tenth round pick (#137-Ed Hoerster), 1963 first round pick (#11-Dave Behrman) and 1964 second round pick (#23-Pat Crain). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Pittsburgh Steelers received 1963 tenth round pick (#137-Ed Hoerster) from Chicago Bears for Bobby Joe Green. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Philadelphia Eagles received 1962 sixth round pick (#77-Gus Gonzales) from Chicago Bears for Bobby Jackson. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Bob Coronado / Bobby Coronado from Chicago Bears for 1962 second round pick (#20-Clyde Brock). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and John Aveni from Chicago Bears for undisclosed consideration, Dave Whitsell and 1962 eighth round pick (#110-Larry Onesti). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Dallas Cowboys received Chuck Howley from Chicago Bears for 1963 second round pick (#20-Steve Barnett) and 1963 ninth round pick (#118-Monte Day). The recorded outcome favors Dallas Cowboys.

Chicago Bears received compensation not specified in source record from Rams To Complete Earlier 3 Team Trade Involving Bill Wade Billy Wade Erich Barnes Lindon Crow John Guzik for Zeke Bratkowski. The recorded outcome favors Rams To Complete Earlier 3 Team Trade Involving Bill Wade Billy Wade Erich Barnes Lindon Crow John Guzik.

Chicago Bears received Bill Wade / Billy Wade from Los Angeles Rams for Erich Barnes. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Rudy Bukich from Chicago Bears for 1963 first round pick (#11-Dave Behrman). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Dallas Cowboys received Don Meredith from Chicago Bears for 1962 third round pick (#32-Jim Bates (a)). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Chicago Bears received 1962 fifth round pick (#57-Mac Burton / Mack Burton) from Washington for Bill Roehnelt. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Philadelphia Eagles received Gerry DeLucca / Jerry DeLucca from Chicago Bears for draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome favors Philadelphia Eagles.

Washington received 1960 second round pick (#21-Sam Horner) from Chicago Bears for Larry Morris. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and M.L. Brackett from Chicago Bears for undisclosed consideration and draft pick (possibly 1959 #94-Willie Smith). The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.

Philadelphia Eagles received Ed Meadows from Chicago Bears for draft pick (possibly 1959 #75-Jim Tucker). The recorded outcome favors Philadelphia Eagles.

Los Angeles Rams received Kline Gilbert (later changed to 1959 fourth round pick (#44-John Tracey) when Gilbert retired) from Chicago Bears for Jesse Whittenton and Bob Carey. The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Aubrey Rozzell and Harland Carl from Chicago Bears for cash and draft pick (undisclosed overall/player). The recorded outcome favors Pittsburgh Steelers.

Cleveland Browns received James Haluska / Jim Haluska from Chicago Bears for 1958 third round pick (#37-Don Healy). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Chicago Bears received 1958 19th round pick (#219-Bill Roehnelt) from Green Bay Packers for Lee Hermsen. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Ralph Jecha from Chicago Bears for 1957 conditional eighth round pick (if Jecha makes Steelers roster) (possibly #91-Al Ward). The recorded outcome favors Pittsburgh Steelers.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Ed Meadows from Chicago Bears for draft pick (possibly 1957 #91-Al Ward). The recorded outcome favors Pittsburgh Steelers.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Dick Oniskey from Chicago Bears for draft pick (undisclosed overall/player). The recorded outcome favors Pittsburgh Steelers.

Cleveland Browns received 1956 third round pick (#34-Larry Ross), 1956 sixth round pick (#71-Sherman Plunkett), and UNDISCLOSED from Chicago Bears for Doug Atkins and Ken Gorgal. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Cleveland Browns received Fred Morrison / Curly Morrison and 1955 third round pick (#35-John Hall (b)) from Chicago Bears for Harry Jagade / Chuck Jagade / Chick Jagade. The recorded outcome favors Cleveland Browns.

Los Angeles Rams received Bob Cross / Bobby Cross from Chicago Bears for Larry Brink. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Chicago Bears received S.J. Whitman from Arizona Cardinals for Steve Romanik. The recorded outcome favors Arizona Cardinals.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received Dick Barwegan / Dick Barwegen, Bob Williams (a) and Paul Nestor from Chicago Bears for Andy Hillhouse and "high" draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Art DeCarlo from Chicago Bears for Jerry Shipkey. The recorded outcome favors Pittsburgh Steelers.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received Bobby Williams (a), Dick Barwegen and Paul Nestor from Chicago Bears for 1954 draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Chicago Bears received 1953 "high" draft pick (possibly #75-Bucky McElroy) from Washington for Julie Rykovich. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Chicago Bears received cash from Green Bay Packers for Ray Bray. The recorded outcome favors Green Bay Packers.

San Francisco 49ers received J.R. Boone from Chicago Bears for 1953 conditional sixth round pick (if Boone makes 49ers roster) (#68-Kline Gilbert). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Chicago Bears received Ed Neal from Green Bay Packers for 1952 tenth round pick (#116-William Roffler / Bud Roffler / Bub Roffler). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Paul Lea (a) from Chicago Bears for 1952 fifth round pick (#54-John Hoffman / Jack Hoffman (a)). The recorded outcome favors Pittsburgh Steelers.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Tom Jelley from Chicago Bears for 1952 eighth round pick (#90-Bill Bishop). The recorded outcome favors Pittsburgh Steelers.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received $500 cash from Chicago Bears for George Blanda. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received George Blanda, Ernie Zalejski, Bob Perina, Bob Jensen and Jim Crawford (a) / Tank Crawford from Chicago Bears for Dick Barwegan / Dick Barwegen and rights to Dub Garrett. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received Jim Spavital from Chicago Bears for 1951 first round pick (#2-Bob Williams). The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Washington received Walt Stickel from Chicago Bears for Jim Spavital and John Adams / Tree Adams. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and HISTORICAL unspecified consideration from Chicago Bears for undisclosed consideration and 1950 sixth round pick (#72-Gaspar Perricone). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Frank Minini from Chicago Bears for 1950 fourth round pick (#48-Tom Novak). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Chicago Bears is listed with 1950 first round pick (#3-Chuck Hunsinger) in a transaction whose other NFL team or full compensation is not established by the source. This archival record remains suppressed rather than adding facts.

Chicago acquired rights to George Connor from Boston Yanks for Mike Jarmoluk. Hindsight shows Chicago acquired superior long-term value based on production, longevity, and championship impact.

Pittsburgh acquired Fred Hartman; rights to Walt Pupa from Chicago Bears for Paul Stenn. The available record points to a balanced exchange rather than a clear steal. Pittsburgh addressed its roster or draft-board preference, while Chicago Bears received comparable value in return

Pittsburgh traded Bobby Layne's draft rights to Chicago for rights to Ray Evans. Layne became a Hall of Fame quarterback, while Evans never delivered comparable NFL value, making Chicago the clear winner.

Los Angeles Rams acquired Dante Magnani from Chicago Bears for Mike Holovak. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Chicago acquired 1947 fifth round pick (#32-Lloyd Merriman) from Arizona/St. Louis Cardinals for undisclosed compensation. Chicago gets the slight hindsight edge once actual careers, pick conversions, and roster value are weighed. This is no longer treated as a default Even merely because the compensation was modest; the grade reflects the better realized football asset.

Chicago acquired Tom Farris / Tommy Farris from Green Bay Packers for undisclosed compensation. Chicago received the clearer recorded football value, matching the Chicago Bears Win verdict.

Los Angeles/Cleveland/St. Louis Rams acquired Tom Harmon (a) from Chicago Bears for Dante Magnani; Fred Davis (Lee); cash. Minor depth transaction with no long-term impact for either franchise; historical hindsight shows balanced value.

Detroit Lions acquired Johnny Schiechl from Chicago Bears for Dom Sigilro (sp?). Detroit Lions received the stronger long-term football value, matching the Detroit Lions Win verdict.

Philadelphia acquired Forrest McPherson from Chicago Bears for cash. Philadelphia Eagles has the stronger case based on the stronger recorded return.

Pittsburgh sent the 1941 third overall pick to Chicago for Bill Patterson. Chicago used the pick on Norm Standlee, a three-time All-Pro fullback who contributed to the Bears' 1941 championship season. Patterson gave Pittsburgh little comparable value, making this a clear Bears win.

Philadelphia acquired Dick Bassi; Les McDonald from Chicago Bears for rights to Johnny Schiechl.

Philadelphia acquired "three veteran linemen" from Chicago Bears for George McAfee.

Chicago acquired Siegal from Brooklyn Dodgers for Gust Zarnas / Gus Zarnas?. Brooklyn Dodgers produced the stronger long-term football value.

Pittsburgh acquired Sam Francis from Chicago Bears for rights to Bill Patterson / Billy Patterson. The available record points to a balanced exchange rather than a clear steal. Pittsburgh addressed its roster or draft-board preference, while Chicago Bears received comparable value in return

Pittsburgh sent the 1939 second overall pick to Chicago for end Ed Manske. Chicago used that pick to select Sid Luckman, the Hall of Fame quarterback who became the engine of the Bears' 1940s dynasty. This remains one of the most lopsided draft-pick trades in NFL history; Pittsburgh essentially gifted the Bears their dynasty quarterback for a journeyman end. Luckman became a Hall of Famer, a league MVP, and the defining quarterback of the T-formation era, while Manske offered only limited short-term value. The deal is properly graded as a major Chicago win and one of Pittsburgh's most damaging early-franchise asset decisions

Los Angeles/Cleveland/St. Louis Rams acquired Ed Wade / Red Wade; Bannie Albanese / Vannie Albanese from Chicago Bears for Lou Gordon. Minor depth transaction with no long-term impact for either franchise; historical hindsight shows balanced value.

New York acquired undisclosed consideration; cash from Chicago Bears for undisclosed consideration; Lester Corzine.

Philadelphia acquired Ted Rosequist from Chicago Bears for cash. Philadelphia received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Philadelphia Eagles Win verdict.

Philadelphia acquired Bill Hewitt; $4,000 cash from Chicago Bears for rights to Sam Francis.

Detroit acquired rights to Joe Kopcha from Chicago Bears for cash. The available record is thin, but Detroit received the identifiable football asset, which gives the Lions a narrow edge over a cash-only return.

Philadelphia acquired Art Buss from Chicago Bears for rights to Jay Berwanger. Philadelphia Eagles has the stronger case based on the stronger recorded return.

Chicago acquired cash from Brooklyn Dodgers for Wayland Becker. Brooklyn Dodgers produced the stronger long-term football value.

Chicago acquired UNDISCLOSED from Cincinnati Reds for Frank Stevenson. Cincinnati Reds produced the stronger long-term football value.

Bears purchased Paddy Driscoll from Cardinals for cash. Driscoll, Hall of Fame 1965, became player-coach and triple-threat star, leading 1920s Bears offenses.

Bears bought Ed Healey from Rock Island Independents for $100. Healey became Hall of Fame tackle (Class of 1964), five-time All-Pro, anchor of early Bears lines. $100 remains the best dollars-to-Hall-of-Fame ratio in NFL history.