Denver Broncos

Denver Broncos acquired 2026 5th round pick (152nd overall, Justin Joly) from Cleveland Browns for 2026 5th round pick (170th overall, Joe Royer) and 2026 6th round pick (182nd overall, Taylen Green). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Denver Broncos acquired 2026 3rd round pick (66th overall, Tyler Onyedim) and 2026 6th round pick (182nd overall, subsequently traded, Taylen Green) from Buffalo Bills for 2026 2nd round pick (62nd overall, Davison Igbinosun). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Denver acquired Jaylen Waddle and a 2026 fourth-round pick from Miami for a first-round pick, a third-round pick, and a fourth-round pick, giving Sean Payton’s offense a proven wide receiver at a premium price. This is a major modern roster bet, not a neutral pick shuffle. Denver paid first-round-level capital for a known explosive receiver while also receiving a fourth-rounder back. The Broncos grade is cautiously positive because Waddle fit an immediate offensive need and arrived with prime years left, but the price keeps the deal from grading higher until the on-field return is known. Miami’s grade is strong because it converted a veteran wideout into premium draft flexibility

Denver Broncos acquired 2026 4th round pick (108th overall, Jonah Coleman) and a 2027 7th round pick from New Orleans Saints for Devaughn Vele. Denver Broncos received the stronger recorded return, matching the Denver Broncos Win verdict.

Denver Broncos acquired 2025 6th round pick (216th overall, Jeremy Crawshaw) and 2025 7th round pick (241st overall, Caleb Lohner) from Houston Texans for 2025 6th round pick (197th overall, Graham Mertz). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Denver Broncos acquired 2025 2nd round pick (57th overall subsequently traded, Tate Ratledge), 2025 3rd round pick (74th overall, Pat Bryant), 2025 4th round pick (111th overall subsequently traded, Ty Robinson) and 2025 7th round pick (230th overall subsequently traded, Dan Jackson) from Carolina Panthers for 2025 2nd round pick (51st overall, Nic Scourton), 2025 3rd round pick (85th overall subsequently traded, Nohl Williams), 2025 4th round pick (122nd overall, Lathan Ransom) and 2025 6th round pick (208th overall, Jimmy Horn). The overall result favors Carolina Panthers.

Denver Broncos acquired 2025 2nd round pick (60th overall, RJ Harvey) and 2025 4th round pick (130th overall subsequently traded, Malachi Moore) from Detroit Lions for 2025 2nd round pick (57th overall, Tate Ratledge) and 2025 7th round pick (230th overall, Dan Jackson). The overall result favors Detroit Lions.

Denver Broncos acquired 2025 3rd round pick (101st overall, Sai'vion Jones) and 2025 4th round pick (134th overall, Quandarrius Robinson) from Philadelphia Eagles for 2025 4th round pick (111th overall, Ty Robinson), 2025 4th round pick (130th overall subsequently traded, Malachi Moore) and 2025 6th round pick (191st overall, Myles Hinton). Denver Broncos received the stronger recorded return, matching the Denver Broncos Win verdict.

Denver Broncos acquired 2025 6th round pick (191st overall subsequently traded, Myles Hinton) from Arizona Cardinals for Baron Browning. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Denver Broncos acquired John Franklin-Myers from New York Jets for 2026 6th round pick (211th overall subsequently traded, Ryan Eckley). The stronger recorded return sits with Denver Broncos, matching the Denver Broncos Win verdict.

Denver Broncos acquired Zach Wilson; 2024 7th round pick (256th overall, Nick Gargiulo) from New York Jets for 2024 6th round pick (203rd overall subsequently traded, Will Reichard). The stronger recorded return sits with New York Jets, matching the New York Jets Win verdict.

Denver Broncos acquired 2024 5th round pick (136th overall subsequently traded, Nehemiah Pritchett) and 2024 6th round pick (203rd overall subsequently traded, Will Reichard) from Cleveland Browns for Jerry Jeudy. The stronger recorded return sits with Cleveland Browns, matching the Cleveland Browns Win verdict.

Denver Broncos acquired 2024 6th round pick (207th overall subsequently traded, Michael Jerrell) from San Francisco 49ers for Randy Gregory; 2024 7th round pick (232nd overall subsequently traded, Levi Drake Rodriguez). The stronger recorded return sits with Denver Broncos, matching the Denver Broncos Win verdict.

Denver Broncos acquired Wil Lutz from New Orleans Saints for 2024 7th round pick (239th overall, Josiah Ezirim). The stronger recorded return sits with Denver Broncos, matching the Denver Broncos Win verdict.

Denver Broncos acquired 2025 6th round pick (208th overall subsequently traded, Jimmy Horn) from Philadelphia Eagles for Albert Okwuegbunam; 2025 7th round pick (236th overall subsequently traded, LeQuint Allen). The stronger recorded return sits with Denver Broncos, matching the Denver Broncos Win verdict.

Denver Broncos acquired Adam Trautman and 2023 7th round pick (257th overall, Alex Forsyth) from New Orleans Saints for 2023 6th round pick (195th overall, A.T. Perry). The stronger recorded return sits with Denver Broncos, matching the Denver Broncos Win verdict.

Denver Broncos acquired 2023 2nd round pick (63rd overall, Marvin Mims) and 2023 6th round pick (183rd overall, JL Skinner) from Detroit Lions for 2023 3rd round pick (68th overall, Hendon Hooker) and 2023 5th round pick (139th overall subsequently traded, Clayton Tune). The stronger recorded return sits with Denver Broncos, matching the Denver Broncos Win verdict.

Denver sent premium draft compensation to New Orleans for the right to hire Sean Payton. Payton gave the Broncos a proven coach to reset the program, but New Orleans converted a coach's contractual rights into first- and second-round value.

Denver traded Bradley Chubb to Miami for a first-round-centered package, cashing out a talented edge rusher before a major contract decision. The Broncos made a disciplined roster-value move by converting Chubb into premium capital instead of carrying the full long-term risk of a major extension. Miami acquired a real pass-rush piece, but injuries and contract cost made the Dolphins’ side riskier. Denver’s return also became part of the broader Sean Payton compensation chain, giving the trade additional franchise-building significance

Denver Broncos acquired Jacob Martin and 2024 5th round pick (145th overall, Kris Abrams-Draine) from New York Jets for 2024 4th round pick (113th overall subsequently traded, Devontez Walker). The stronger recorded return sits with New York Jets, matching the New York Jets Win verdict.

Denver Broncos acquired 2023 6th round pick (195th overall subsequently traded, A.T. Perry) from Pittsburgh Steelers for Malik Reed and 2023 7th round pick (241st overall, Cory Trice). The stronger recorded return sits with Denver Broncos, matching the Denver Broncos Win verdict.

Green Bay Packers acquired 2022 5th round pick (179th overall, Kingsley Enagbare) and 2022 7th round pick (234th overall, Jonathan Ford) from Denver Broncos for 2022 5th round pick (171st overall, Luke Wattenberg). Green Bay Packers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Green Bay Packers Win verdict.

Denver Broncos acquired 2022 5th round pick (179th overall subsequently traded, Kingsley Enagbare) and 2023 3rd round pick (67th overall, Drew Sanders) from Indianapolis Colts for 2022 3rd round pick (96th overall, Nick Cross). The stronger recorded return sits with Indianapolis Colts, matching the Indianapolis Colts Win verdict.

Houston Texans acquired 2022 3rd round pick (75th overall, Christian Harris) from Denver Broncos for 2022 3rd round pick (80th overall, Greg Dulcich) and 2022 5th round pick (162nd overall, Montrell Washington). Houston Texans received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Houston Texans Win verdict.

Seattle's Russell Wilson trade became one of the clearest modern examples of selling a star at the perfect time. Denver paid a massive price for a quarterback solution that quickly collapsed, while the Seahawks turned the return into the start of a roster reset and avoided the steep downside of Wilson's decline. The deal remains a defining warning about paying peak price for a player whose best version may already be gone.

The Rams acquired Von Miller from Denver for a 2022 second-round pick and a 2022 third-round pick, then watched him become a finishing piece on a Super Bowl champion. Denver received meaningful draft capital, but Los Angeles got exactly what contenders hope to buy: immediate championship impact.

Denver Broncos acquired Kenny Young and 2024 7th round pick (239th overall subsequently traded, Josiah Ezirim) from Los Angeles Rams for 2024 6th round pick (189th overall subsequently traded, Mekhi Wingo). The recorded return stays close enough for an Even Trade verdict.

Minnesota Vikings acquired 2022 7th round pick (250th overall subsequently traded, Brittain Brown) from Denver Broncos for Stephen Weatherly and 2023 7th round pick (241st overall subsequently traded, Cory Trice). The stronger recorded return sits with Denver Broncos, matching the Denver Broncos Win verdict.

Denver Broncos acquired 2022 5th round pick (145th overall subsequently traded, Darian Kinnard) and Conditional 2022 7th round pick (not conveyed) from Detroit Lions for Trinity Benson and 2023 6th round pick (183rd overall subsequently traded, JL Skinner). The stronger recorded return sits with Denver Broncos, matching the Denver Broncos Win verdict.

Denver Broncos acquired Jonas Griffith and 2022 7th round pick (250th overall subsequently traded, Brittain Brown) from San Francisco 49ers for 2022 6th round pick (187th overall, Nick Zakelj) and 2023 7th round pick (222nd overall subsequently traded, DeWayne McBride). The stronger recorded return sits with Denver Broncos, matching the Denver Broncos Win verdict.

Denver Broncos acquired 2021 2nd round pick (35th overall, Javonte Williams) and 2021 6th round pick (219th overall, Seth Williams) from Atlanta Falcons for 2021 2nd round pick (40th overall, Richie Grant) and 2021 4th round pick (114th overall, Drew Dalman). The stronger recorded return sits with Atlanta Falcons, matching the Atlanta Falcons Win verdict.

Denver Broncos acquired 2021 3rd round pick (76th overall subsequently traded, Paulson Adebo) and 2021 5th round pick (164th overall, Jamar Johnson) from New York Giants for 2021 3rd round pick (71st overall, Aaron Robinson). The stronger recorded return sits with Denver Broncos, matching the Denver Broncos Win verdict.

Denver moved down with New Orleans and still landed Quinn Meinerz, while also adding the pick that became Baron Browning. Meinerz developed into a high-end interior lineman, giving Denver the stronger outcome.

Denver acquired Teddy Bridgewater from Carolina for a sixth-round pick, adding a credible bridge quarterback at a low acquisition cost. The move did not solve the long-term quarterback problem, but the price was reasonable.

New York Giants acquired 2021 3rd round pick (71st overall, Aaron Robinson) from Denver Broncos for 2021 3rd round pick (76th overall subsequently traded, Paulson Adebo) and 2021 5th round pick (164th overall, Jamar Johnson). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Denver Broncos acquired Austin Calitro from Cincinnati Bengals for Christian Covington. The recorded return stays close enough for an Even Trade verdict.

Denver traded Isaac Yiadom for the 2021 seventh-round pick that became Jonathon Cooper. Cooper developed into the best realized asset in the exchange, turning a minor roster move into a clear Denver win.

Denver acquired Jurrell Casey from Tennessee for a seventh-round pick, buying a decorated defensive lineman at minimal draft cost. The injury outcome limited the payoff, but the acquisition price made the process attractive.

Denver converted Andy Janovich into a 2021 seventh-round pick, a practical roster-management move with limited but positive value. Cleveland received the useful player, but the recorded hindsight edge stays slightly with Denver.

Denver acquired A.J. Bouye for the fourth-round pick that became Josiah Scott. Bouye did not provide enough Denver value, making Jacksonville's draft-capital return the better side.

Denver received third- and fourth-round draft capital for Emmanuel Sanders, while San Francisco added Sanders and a fifth-round pick for a Super Bowl push. The 49ers' immediate return gives them the narrow edge.

Denver acquired Duke Dawson and a future seventh-round pick for the future sixth-round pick tied to Justin Herron. The exchange remains close enough for an Even Trade grade.

Denver received Dekoda Watson and a sixth-round pick, while San Francisco moved up for the pick that became Dre Greenlaw. Greenlaw's career made the 49ers' side a clear win.

Denver moved up for Juwann Winfree, while Carolina collected the picks tied to Dennis Daley and Terry Godwin. Carolina received the stronger depth return.

Denver traded up for Drew Lock, an understandable quarterback swing that did not become a long-term answer. Cincinnati gained extra draft volume and kept the better overall hindsight position.

Denver traded down from No. 10, passed on Devin Bush, and collected the picks tied to Noah Fant, Drew Sample, and Lloyd Cushenberry. The full return was mixed, but Denver clearly gained more value than Pittsburgh did from the costly trade-up.

Denver received a sixth-round pick while Washington received Case Keenum and the seventh-round pick tied to James Smith-Williams. Washington got the stronger practical return.

Denver acquired Joe Flacco for a fourth-round pick, but the move did not solve the quarterback problem. Baltimore converted a departing veteran into useful draft value.

Denver moved Demaryius Thomas and a seventh-round pick to Houston for fourth- and seventh-round selections. Thomas was past his peak, and Denver recovered useful mid-round value.

Denver moved down from the Ogbonnia Okoronkwo slot for two sixth-round picks tied to Sam Jones and Keishawn Bierria. The Rams received the better realized player.

Denver received a future seventh-round pick while New York acquired Riley Dixon. Dixon became the more useful realized asset, giving the Giants the edge.

Denver acquired Su'a Cravens and two draft picks while Washington received three 2018 picks and a conditional 2020 seventh that was not conveyed. The mixed outcome keeps the trade close to even.

Denver traded Aqib Talib to the Rams for a fifth-round pick, creating cap and roster flexibility but losing the better football asset. The Rams received useful veteran cornerback play.

Minnesota acquired Trevor Siemian and a seventh-round pick, while Denver received the future fifth-rounder tied to Justin Hollins. The Broncos' draft return proved cleaner.

New York Giants acquired Riley Dixon from Denver Broncos for 2019 7th round pick (220th overall subsequently traded, Cullen Gillaspia). New York Giants received the stronger recorded football value, matching the New York Giants Win verdict.

Denver traded Ty Sambrailo to Atlanta for the future fifth-round pick tied to Tim Settle. The Broncos recovered the stronger draft-capital value.

Denver acquired Allen Barbre for a future seventh-round pick, but the short-term veteran return did not create much value. Philadelphia recovered draft capital for a player it could move.

Denver received a future fourth-round pick path, while San Francisco received Kapri Bibbs and the pick used on Trent Taylor. The Broncos' future pick value gives them a narrow edge.

Denver received the picks used on Jake Butt and DeAngelo Yancey, while Cleveland received the picks used on Howard Wilson and Matthew Dayes. The outcomes stay close enough for an Even Trade.

Denver moved up for Isaiah McKenzie, while Green Bay received DeAngelo Yancey and Devante Mays. Green Bay's two-pick return gets the stronger grade on this ledger.

Denver moved AJ Derby for a future fifth-round pick that was later tied to Matt Milano. The pick path made Denver's side the cleaner value, though the grade stays modest because the direct return was draft capital rather than an immediate star.

Denver Broncos acquired 2016 6th round pick (176th overall, Andy Janovich) and 2017 6th round pick (203rd overall, De'Angelo Henderson) from Tennessee Titans for 2016 5th round pick (157th overall, LeShaun Sims) and 2016 7th round pick (253rd overall, Kalan Reed). Tennessee Titans received the stronger long-term football value, matching the Tennessee Titans Win verdict.

Seattle Seahawks come out ahead in this trade. The final grade profile (Seattle Seahawks B, Denver Broncos C) supports the existing verdict and gives the winning side the cleaner value result.

Denver Broncos and Philadelphia Eagles land in even-trade territory. The final grade profile (Denver Broncos C, Philadelphia Eagles C) shows useful value on both sides without enough separation for a clear winner.

Denver Broncos acquired 2016 7th round pick (235th overall subsequently traded, Lac Edwards) from Houston Texans for Chris Clark. Houston Texans received the stronger long-term football value, matching the Houston Texans Win verdict.

Denver Broncos acquired 2015 1st round pick (23rd overall, Shane Ray) from Detroit Lions for Manuel Ramirez, 2015 1st round pick (28th overall, Laken Tomlinson), 2015 5th round pick (143rd overall subsequently traded, MyCole Pruitt) and 2016 5th round pick (169th overall, Antwione Williams). Detroit Lions received the stronger long-term football value, matching the Detroit Lions Win verdict.

Denver Broncos acquired Gino Gradkowski and 2016 5th round pick (144th overall, Connor McGovern) from Baltimore Ravens for 2016 4th round pick (130th overall, Alex Lewis). Baltimore Ravens received the stronger long-term football value, matching the Baltimore Ravens 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.

Denver Broncos received 2014 2nd round pick (56th overall, Cody Latimer) and 2014 7th round pick (242nd overall, Corey Nelson). San Francisco 49ers received 2014 2nd round pick (63rd overall subsequently traded, Jarvis Landry), 2014 5th round pick (171st overall subsequently traded, Jordan Tripp) and 2015 4th round pick (126th overall, Mike Davis). The final review favors San Francisco 49ers because that return produced stronger long-term football value.

Denver Broncos received 2013 5th round pick (146th overall, Quanterus Smith) and 2013 6th round pick (173rd overall, Vinston Painter). Green Bay Packers received 2013 4th round pick (125th overall, Johnathan Franklin). The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger long-term football value.

Denver Broncos received Chris Gronkowski. Indianapolis Colts received Cassius Vaughn. The final review keeps this as an even trade because the confirmed value stayed close.

Denver Broncos received 2012 3rd round pick (67th overall, Ronnie Hillman). Cleveland Browns received 2012 3rd round pick (87th overall, John Hughes) and 2012 4th round pick (120th overall, James-Michael Johnson). The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received 2012 1st round pick (31st overall subsequently traded, Doug Martin) and 2012 4th round pick (126th overall subsequently traded, Jared Crick). New England Patriots received 2012 1st round pick (25th overall, Dont'a Hightower). The final review favors New England Patriots because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received 2012 2nd round pick (36th overall, Derek Wolfe) and 2012 4th round pick (101st overall, Omar Bolden). Tampa Bay Buccaneers received 2012 1st round pick (31st overall, Doug Martin) and 2012 4th round pick (126th overall subsequently traded, Jared Crick). The final review favors Tampa Bay Buccaneers because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received 2012 5th round pick (167th overall subsequently traded, George Iloka). Los Angeles Rams received Brandon Lloyd. The final review keeps this as an even trade because both returns stayed in a similar value range.

Denver Broncos received 2012 4th round pick (108th overall, Philip Blake) and 2012 6th round pick (188th overall, Danny Trevathan). New York Jets received Tim Tebow and 2012 7th round pick (232nd overall subsequently traded, Greg Scruggs). The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received Brodrick Bunkley. Philadelphia Eagles received 2013 6th round pick (196th overall subsequently traded, Jeff Baca). The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received Jeremy Jarmon. Washington Commanders received Jabar Gaffney. The final review favors Washington Commanders because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received 2011 4th round pick (129th overall, Julius Thomas) and 2011 7th round pick (204th overall, Virgil Green). Green Bay Packers received 2011 5th round pick (141st overall, D.J. Williams) and 2011 6th round pick (186th overall, D.J. Smith). The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received 2011 2nd round pick (45th overall, Rahim Moore), 2011 4th round pick (108th overall, Quinton Carter) and 2011 5th round pick (141st overall subsequently traded, D.J. Williams). San Francisco 49ers received 2011 2nd round pick (36th overall, Colin Kaepernick). The final review favors San Francisco 49ers because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received Laurence Maroney and 2011 6th round pick (189th overall, Mike Mohamed). New England Patriots received 2011 4th round pick (99th overall subsequently traded, K.J. Wright). The final review favors New England Patriots because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Detroit Lions acquired Alphonso Smith and 2011 7th round pick (pick forfeited due to tampering) from Denver Broncos for Dan Gronkowski and 2011 6th round pick (186th overall subsequently traded, D.J. Smith). The overall result favors Denver Broncos over Detroit Lions.

Denver Broncos received Joe Mays. Philadelphia Eagles received J.J. Arrington and 2012 6th round pick (194th overall, Marvin McNutt) (conditional pick for Arrington not making roster). The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received 2010 7th round pick (225th overall, Syd'Quan Thompson) and 2010 7th round pick (232nd overall, Jammie Kirlew). Tampa Bay Buccaneers received 2011 5th round pick (135th overall subsequently traded, Ricky Stanzi). The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received 2010 1st round pick (13th overall subsequently traded, Brandon Graham) and 2010 4th round pick (113th overall subsequently traded, Aaron Hernandez). San Francisco 49ers received 2010 1st round pick (11th overall, Anthony Davis). The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received 2010 1st round pick (24th overall subsequently traded, Dez Bryant), 2010 3rd round pick (70th overall subsequently traded, Ed Dickson) and 2010 3rd round pick (87th overall, Eric Decker). Philadelphia Eagles received 2010 1st round pick (13th overall, Brandon Graham). The final review favors Philadelphia Eagles because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received 2010 1st round pick (25th overall, Tim Tebow). Baltimore Ravens received 2010 2nd round pick (43rd overall, Sergio Kindle), 2010 3rd round pick (70th overall, Ed Dickson) and 2010 4th round pick (114th overall, Dennis Pitta). The final review favors Baltimore Ravens because that return produced stronger practical football value.

New England Patriots acquired 2010 1st round pick (24th overall subsequently traded, Dez Bryant) and 2010 4th round pick (113th overall, Aaron Hernandez) from Denver Broncos for 2010 1st round pick (22nd overall, Demaryius Thomas). New England Patriots received the stronger recorded football value, matching the New England Patriots Win verdict.

Denver Broncos received 2010 2nd round pick (43rd overall subsequently traded, Sergio Kindle) and 2011 2nd round pick (46th overall, Orlando Franklin). Miami Dolphins received Brandon Marshall. The final review favors Miami Dolphins because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received Brady Quinn. Cleveland Browns received Peyton Hillis, 2011 6th round pick (168th overall subsequently traded, Demarcus Love) and 2012 5th round pick (160th overall, Ryan Miller). The final review favors Cleveland Browns because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received Russ Hochstein. New England Patriots received undisclosed 2009 draft pick. The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received Le Kevin Smith and 2010 7th round pick (231st overall subsequently traded, Selvish Capers). New England Patriots received 2010 5th round pick (158th overall subsequently traded, Matt Tennant). The final review keeps this as an even trade because the available record does not create a reliable separation.

Denver Broncos received 2009 5th round pick (141st overall, Kenny McKinley). Baltimore Ravens received 2009 5th round pick (149th overall, Davon Drew) and 2009 6th round pick (185th overall, Cedric Peerman). The final review favors Baltimore Ravens because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received 2009 6th round pick (174th overall, Tom Brandstater). Detroit Lions received 2009 7th round pick (235th overall, Zack Follett) and 2010 5th round pick (146th overall subsequently traded, Cam Thomas). The final review favors Detroit Lions because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received 2009 2nd round pick (64th overall, Richard Quinn) and 2009 4th round pick (132nd overall, Seth Olsen). Pittsburgh Steelers received 2009 3rd round pick (79th overall, Kraig Urbik) and 2009 3rd round pick (84th overall, Mike Wallace). The final review favors Pittsburgh Steelers because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Seattle Seahawks acquired 2010 1st round pick (14th overall, Earl Thomas) from Denver Broncos for 2009 2nd round pick (37th overall, Alphonso Smith). 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.

Denver Broncos received undisclosed 2008 draft pick. Atlanta Falcons received Domonique Foxworth. The final review favors Atlanta Falcons because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received 2010 5th round pick (158th overall subsequently traded, Matt Tennant). Dallas Cowboys received Montrae Holland. The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received 2008 6th round pick (183rd overall, Spencer Larsen). Houston Texans received Chris Myers. The final review favors Houston Texans because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Las Vegas Raiders received Gerard Warren. Denver Broncos received undisclosed 2007 draft pick. The final review favors Las Vegas Raiders because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received Jimmy Kennedy. Los Angeles Rams received undisclosed 2007 draft pick. The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Minnesota Vikings received 2007 6th round pick (176th overall, Rufus Alexander), 2007 7th round pick (233rd overall, Chandler Williams) and 2008 3rd round pick (73rd overall subsequently traded, Jamaal Charles). Denver Broncos received 2007 4th round pick (121st overall, Marcus Thomas). The final review favors Minnesota Vikings because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received 2007 1st round pick (17th overall, Jarvis Moss). Jacksonville Jaguars received 2007 1st round pick (21st overall, Reggie Nelson), 2007 3rd round pick (86th overall subsequently traded, Marshal Yanda) and 2007 6th round pick (198th overall subsequently traded, Doug Datish). The final review favors Jacksonville Jaguars because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received undisclosed 2007 draft pick. Tampa Bay Buccaneers received Jake Plummer rights. The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received Dre' Bly and 2007 6th round pick (176th overall subsequently traded, Rufus Alexander). Detroit Lions received Tatum Bell, George Foster and 2007 5th round pick (158th overall, Johnny Baldwin). The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Washington Commanders acquired Multi-team return package / see raw text from Denver Broncos for 2007 3rd round pick (70th overall, Ryan Harris) and 2008 4th round pick (119th overall, Jack Williams). The overall result favors Denver Broncos over Washington Commanders.

Denver Broncos acquired 2006 1st round pick (11th overall, Jay Cutler) from Los Angeles Rams for 2006 1st round pick (15th overall, Tye Hill) and 2006 3rd round pick (68th overall, Claude Wroten). Denver Broncos received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Denver Broncos Win verdict.

Denver Broncos received Javon Walker. Green Bay Packers received 2006 2nd round pick (37th overall subsequently traded, Jimmy Williams). The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

San Francisco 49ers received 2006 1st round pick (22nd overall, Manny Lawson). Denver Broncos received 2006 2nd round pick (37th overall subsequently traded, Jimmy Williams) and 2006 3rd round pick (68th overall subsequently traded, Claude Wroten). The final review favors San Francisco 49ers because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received John Engelberger. San Francisco 49ers received Willie Middlebrooks. The final review keeps this as an even trade because neither return separates enough for a win/loss label.

Carolina Panthers received Jason Baker and undisclosed 2005 draft pick. Denver Broncos received Todd Sauerbrun. The final review favors Carolina Panthers because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Washington Commanders received 2005 1st round pick (25th overall, Jason Campbell). Denver Broncos received undisclosed 2005 draft pick and 2005 3rd round pick (76th overall, Karl Paymah). The final review favors Washington Commanders because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received Ebenezer Ekuban and Michael Myers. Cleveland Browns received Reuben Droughns. The final review keeps this as an even trade because neither return separates enough for a win/loss label.

Denver Broncos received Gerard Warren. Cleveland Browns received 2005 4th round pick (126th overall subsequently traded, Todd Herremans). The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received Ellis Johnson. Atlanta Falcons received undisclosed 2004 draft pick. The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Cincinnati Bengals received Deltha O'Neal, 2004 1st round pick (24th overall subsequently traded, Steven Jackson) and 2004 4th round pick (117th overall, Robert Geathers). Denver Broncos received 2004 1st round pick (17th overall, D.J. Williams). The final review favors Cincinnati Bengals because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver received Champ Bailey and the 2004 2nd round pick that became Tatum Bell. Washington received Clinton Portis. The final review favors Denver because Bailey became a Hall of Fame cornerback, the Broncos also received premium draft capital, and Portis' strong Washington production still did not match the long-term positional value Denver secured.

Washington Commanders received Lionel Dalton. Denver Broncos received undisclosed 2004 draft pick. The final review favors Washington Commanders because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received Nate Jackson. San Francisco 49ers received conditional 2004 pick not conveyed. The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

New England Patriots received 2003 4th round pick (120th overall, Asante Samuel). Denver Broncos received 2003 4th round pick (128th overall, Bryant McNeal) and 2003 5th round pick (157th overall, Ben Claxton). The final review favors New England Patriots because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Carolina Panthers received 2003 3rd round pick (82nd overall, Ricky Manning). Denver Broncos received 2003 4th round pick (108th overall, Quentin Griffin), 2003 4th round pick (120th overall subsequently traded, Asante Samuel) and 2003 7th round pick (227th overall, Clint Mitchell). The final review favors Carolina Panthers because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received 2002 4th round pick (131st overall, Sam Brandon) and 2002 5th round pick (144th overall, Herb Haygood). New England Patriots received 2002 4th round pick (117th overall, Rohan Davey). The final review keeps this as an even trade because neither return separates enough for a win/loss label.

Baltimore Ravens received 2002 4th round pick (112th overall, Dave Zastudil) and 2002 5th round pick (155th overall, Terry Jones). Denver Broncos received 2002 3rd round pick (96th overall, Dorsett Davis). The final review favors Baltimore Ravens because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received 2002 7th round pick (228th overall, Chris Young). Atlanta Falcons received Henri Crockett. The final review keeps this as an even trade because neither return separates enough for a win/loss label.

Denver Broncos received 2002 4th round pick (112th overall subsequently traded, Dave Zastudil). Atlanta Falcons received 2001 7th round pick (215th overall, Corey Hall), 2001 7th round pick (219th overall, Kynan Forney) and 2001 7th round pick (226th overall, Ronald Flemons). The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Buffalo Bills received 2001 2nd round pick (58th overall, Travis Henry) and 2001 4th round pick (110th overall, Brandon Spoon). Denver Broncos received 2001 2nd round pick (51st overall, Paul Toviessi). The final review favors Buffalo Bills because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received 2001 4th round pick (113th overall, Ben Hamilton). Green Bay Packers received Nate Wayne. The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received 2000 1st round pick (15th overall, Deltha O'Neal) and 2000 2nd round pick (45th overall, Kenoy Kennedy). Baltimore Ravens received 2000 1st round pick (10th overall, Travis Taylor). The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received 2000 6th round pick (189th overall, Mike Anderson). Los Angeles Rams received Derek Loville. The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Los Angeles Rams received 2000 5th round pick (139th overall, Brian Young) and 2001 5th round pick (154th overall subsequently traded, Darnerien McCants). Denver Broncos received Billy Jenkins. The final review favors Los Angeles Rams because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received 2001 7th round pick (219th overall subsequently traded, Kynan Forney). Green Bay Packers received David Bowens. The final review keeps this as an even trade because neither return separates enough for a win/loss label.

Denver Broncos received John Avery. Miami Dolphins received Marcus Nash. The final review keeps this as an even trade because neither return separates enough for a win/loss label.

Washington Commanders received Tito Paul. Denver Broncos received 2000 7th round pick (231st overall subsequently traded, Clifton Black) and 2001 7th round pick (215th overall subsequently traded, Corey Hall). The final review favors Washington Commanders because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received 1999 6th round pick (179th overall, Desmond Clark) and 1999 7th round pick (218th overall, Billy Miller). Washington Commanders received 1999 5th round pick (165th overall, Derek Smith). The final review keeps this as an even trade because neither return separates enough for a win/loss label.

Denver Broncos received 1999 3rd round pick (67th overall, Chris Watson). Carolina Panthers received Jeff Lewis. The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Dallas Cowboys received Patrick Jeffers. Denver Broncos received past considerations. The final review favors Dallas Cowboys because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Green Bay Packers received Seth Joyner. Denver Broncos received past considerations. The final review favors Green Bay Packers because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos received 1999 5th round pick (158th overall, David Bowens). Dallas Cowboys received Kendall Watkins. The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Denver Broncos acquired 1998 7th round pick (200th overall, Trey Teague) from Philadelphia Eagles for 1999 6th round pick (201st overall, Troy Smith). The contaminated Atlanta/San Francisco data is removed; Denver's Trey Teague return carries more value than Philadelphia's future sixth-round return.

Denver Broncos acquired 1999 2nd round pick (58th overall, Montae Reagor) from San Francisco 49ers for Jamie Brown. Denver turned Jamie Brown into a second-round asset, enough for a slight but clear Broncos edge.

Denver Broncos acquired 1997 3rd round pick (67th overall, Dan Neil) from New York Jets for 1997 3rd round pick (88th overall, Dedric Ward), 1997 6th round pick (191st overall, Chuck Clements), 1997 7th round pick (229th overall, Jason Ferguson) and 1998 6th round pick (183rd overall, Dustin Johnson). Denver got Dan Neil, but the Jets' larger package included stronger cumulative value, especially with Jason Ferguson and Dedric Ward in the return.

Denver Broncos acquired Tony Jones from Baltimore Ravens for 1997 2nd round pick (58th overall, Kim Herring). Tony Jones became useful for Denver, while Baltimore received Kim Herring with legitimate roster value. Both sides got enough to avoid a directional winner.

Denver Broncos acquired Todd Kinchen from Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams for 1997 5th round pick (158th overall, Taje Allen). Denver added Todd Kinchen while the Rams received a fifth-round pick; the low-separation return keeps this in the even range.

Denver Broncos acquired 1996 3rd round pick (65th overall, Detron Smith), 1996 4th round pick (100th overall, Jeff Lewis) and 1996 7th round pick (213th overall, Leslie Ratliffe) from Baltimore Ravens for 1996 2nd round pick (55th overall, DeRon Jenkins). Denver Broncos received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Denver Broncos Win verdict.

Denver Broncos acquired 1996 4th round pick (122nd overall, Darrius Johnson), 1996 5th round pick (159th overall, Patrick Jeffers) and 1996 7th round pick (235th overall, L.T. Levine) from Carolina Panthers for 1996 4th round pick (111th overall, Emmanuel McDaniel). Denver received the broader pick package, including Darrius Johnson and Patrick Jeffers value, while Carolina moved into a narrower return.

Denver Broncos acquired 1996 2nd round pick (55th overall subsequently traded, DeRon Jenkins) and 1996 7th round pick (236th overall, Brian Gragert) from Detroit Lions for Glyn Milburn. Denver extracted the stronger pick package for Glyn Milburn, and the conflicting Detroit-win perspective is removed.

Minnesota Vikings acquired 1995 4th round pick (111th overall, Chad May) from Denver Broncos for 1995 4th round pick (121st overall, Jamie Brown) and 1995 6th round pick (196th overall, Terrell Davis). Minnesota moved up for Chad May while Denver landed the pick that became Terrell Davis, making Denver the overwhelming winner.

Denver Broncos acquired 1995 4th round pick (124th overall, Ken Brown) from Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams for Tommy Maddox. Denver converted Tommy Maddox into a draft pick, while the Rams took the player side; the value gap is not strong enough for a directional winner.

Denver Broncos acquired 1994 7th round pick (218th overall, Tom Nalen) from New York Giants for Arthur Marshall. Denver acquired the pick that became Tom Nalen for Arthur Marshall, one of the clearest value wins in this range.

Denver Broncos acquired Mike Pritchard; 1995 7th round pick (222nd overall, Byron Chamberlain) from Atlanta Falcons for 1994 3rd round pick (99th overall, Alai Kalaniuvalu); 1995 1st round pick (11th overall subsequently traded, Derrick Alexander). Atlanta received the stronger asset profile, including a future first-rounder, while Denver's Mike Pritchard return did not offset the cost.

Denver Broncos acquired Ted Washington and 1994 3rd round pick (99th overall subsequently traded, Alai Kalaniuvalu) from San Francisco 49ers for 1994 3rd round pick (87th overall, Cory Fleming) and 1994 5th round pick (149th overall subsequently traded, Dorsey Levens). Denver added Ted Washington and preserved useful draft value, giving the Broncos the better side of a close exchange.

Denver Broncos acquired Ben Smith from Philadelphia Eagles for 1995 3rd round pick (78th overall, Chris Jones) and 1996 5th round pick (147th overall, Whit Marshall). Philadelphia received the stronger future draft value for Ben Smith, so the Eagles hold the edge.

New York Giants received Arthur Marshall from Denver Broncos for 1994 7th round pick (218th overall, Tom Nalen). The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received 1994 seventh round pick (#212-Butler By'not'e) from Green Bay Packers for Doug Widell. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Minnesota Vikings received Vance Johnson, 1994 first round pick (#18-DeWayne Washington), 1994 sixth round pick (#179-Andrew Jordan), and 1995 second round pick (#42-Orlando Thomas) from Denver Broncos for Gary Zimmerman. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received 1993 first round pick (#11-Dan Williams II) from Cleveland Browns for 1993 first round pick (#14-Steve Everitt) and 1993 third round pick (#83-Mike Caldwell). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders received Gaston Green from Denver Broncos for 1993 third round pick (#69-Rondell Jones). The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received 1993 third round pick (#83-Mike Caldwell) and 1993 seventh round pick (#169-Clarence Williams III) from Atlanta Falcons for Alton Montgomery. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Miami Dolphins received Bobby Humphrey (b) from Denver Broncos for Sammie Smith. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos acquired 1992 seventh round pick (#181-Jim Johnson (b)); 1992 eighth round pick (#208-Dietrich Lockridge) from New York Jets for 1992 sixth round pick (#166-Jeff Blake). The final verdict remains New York Jets Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Denver Broncos acquired 1992 seventh round pick (#170-Ron Geater) from Tampa Bay Buccaneers for Ricky Nattiel. The final verdict remains Denver Broncos Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Denver Broncos acquired Harvey Salem from Detroit Lions for 1992 third round pick (#81-Thomas McLemore). The final verdict remains Denver Broncos Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Denver Broncos acquired Gaston Green; 1991 fourth round pick (#89-Derek Russell) from Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams for Gerald Perry; 1991 twelfth round pick (#311-Jeff Pahukoa). The final verdict remains Denver Broncos Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Arizona/St. Louis Cardinals acquired 1991 eighth round pick (#198-Greg Amsler) from Denver Broncos for David Galloway. The final verdict remains Denver Broncos Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Denver Broncos acquired David Widell / Dave Widell from Dallas Cowboys for 1991 seventh round pick (#173-Leon Lett); 1992 conditional pick (probably #222-Mike Pawlawski). The final verdict remains Dallas Cowboys Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Arizona/St. Louis Cardinals acquired Dave Little (Gene) from Denver Broncos for 1991 eighth round pick (#198-Greg Amsler). The final verdict remains Arizona/St. Louis Cardinals Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Denver Broncos acquired 1990 fifth round pick (#111-Jeff Davidson) from New England/Boston Patriots for 1991 fourth round pick (#88-Sammy Walker). The final grade stays even because neither side created a clear long-term value gap from the recorded return.

Denver Broncos acquired Ron Holmes from Tampa Bay Buccaneers for 1990 fourth round pick (#108-Tony Mayberry). The final verdict remains Tampa Bay Buccaneers Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Baltimore/Indianapolis Colts acquired Bill Contz from Denver Broncos for 1990 conditional eleventh round pick (not exercised). The final grade stays even because neither side created a clear long-term value gap from the recorded return.

Denver Broncos acquired Kevin Brooks; 1990 fourth round pick (#82-Jeroy Robinson) from Dallas Cowboys for 1990 third round pick (#80-Greg McMurtry). The final verdict remains Dallas Cowboys Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Arizona/St. Louis Cardinals acquired 1990 twelfth round pick (#330-Ken McMichel) from Denver Broncos for David Treadwell. The final verdict remains Denver Broncos Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Denver Broncos acquired 1989 first round pick (#20-Steve Atwater); 1989 second round pick (#47-Warren Powers (b. 1965-02-04)); 1989 fifth round pick (#134-Darren Carrington (Russell)); 1989 ninth round pick (#241-Wayne Williams (b)) from Cleveland Browns for 1989 first round pick (#13-Eric Metcalf). The final verdict remains Denver Broncos Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

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

Denver Broncos acquired Shawn Knight from New Orleans Saints for Ted Gregory. The final verdict remains New Orleans Saints Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Arizona/St. Louis Cardinals acquired Ricky Hunley from Denver Broncos for Mike Ruether. The final grade stays even because neither side created a clear long-term value gap from the recorded return.

Denver Broncos acquired Tony Dorsett from Dallas Cowboys for 1989 conditional fifth round pick (#125-Jeff Roth). The final verdict remains Denver Broncos Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Denver Broncos received rights to Kip Corrington from Detroit Lions for conditional ninth-round pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received Andrew Provence from Atlanta Falcons for 1989 conditional tenth-round pick (roster condition; selection not identified). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos acquired 1988 third round pick (#79-Kevin Guidry) from New Orleans Saints for 1988 third round pick (#81-Tony Stephens (b)); 1988 tenth round pick (#276-Vincent Fizer). The final grade stays even because neither side created a clear long-term value gap from the recorded return.

Minnesota Vikings acquired 1988 second round pick (#54-Brad Edwards); 1988 fourth round pick (#108-Todd Kalis); 1988 sixth round pick (#164-Derrick White) from Denver Broncos for 1988 second round pick (#45-Gerald Perry). The final verdict remains Minnesota Vikings Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received past considerations (details not identified) from Denver Broncos for Emil Slovacek. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Washington received Bobby Micho from Denver Broncos for undisclosed draft pick. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Denver Broncos acquired 1988 tenth round pick (#268-Channing Williams) from Pittsburgh Steelers for Ken Woodard. The final grade stays even because neither side created a clear long-term value gap from the recorded return.

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.

Miami Dolphins acquired 1988 eighth round pick (#220-Louis Cheek) from Denver Broncos for Larry Lee (b). The final verdict remains Denver Broncos Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Denver Broncos received draft pick (selection not identified) from Buffalo Bills for Clint Sampson. The recorded outcome favors Buffalo Bills.

Denver Broncos acquired 1987 eleventh round pick (#299-Steve Roberts); 1988 seventh round pick (#174-Pat Kelly (Joseph)) from Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams for Steve Busick. The final grade stays even because neither side created a clear long-term value gap from the recorded return.

Baltimore/Indianapolis Colts acquired 1987 conditional tenth round pick (not exercised) from Denver Broncos for Jim Mills (Anthony). The final grade stays even because neither side created a clear long-term value gap from the recorded return.

Denver Broncos acquired Mark Haynes; undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for 1986 second round pick (#51-Thomas Johnson / Pepper Johnson); 1986 sixth round pick (#139-Ron Brown (William)); 1987 second round pick (#55-Adrian White); undisclosed consideration. The final verdict remains New York Giants Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Denver Broncos acquired Mike Barber (Dwayne) from Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams for 1986 twelfth round pick (#328-Marcus DuPree). The final verdict remains Denver Broncos Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Denver Broncos acquired 1986 sixth round pick (#152-Orson Mobley) from Green Bay Packers for Scott Brunner. The final grade stays even because neither side created a clear long-term value gap from the recorded return.

Denver Broncos acquired 1985 second round pick (#31-Vance Johnson); 1985 fifth round pick (#138-Lee Johnson (Eric)) from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for 1985 second round pick (#36-Richard Byrd / Ricky Byrd); 1985 fifth round pick (#138-Lee Johnson (Eric)). The final verdict remains Denver Broncos Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Denver Broncos acquired rights to Ricky Hunley from Cincinnati Bengals for 1986 first round pick (#21-Tim McGee); third round pick (Buccaneers 1985 third round pick or Broncos 1986 third round pick) (1986 #78-David Fulcher); 1987 fifth round pick (#139-Greg Horne (b)). The final verdict remains Cincinnati Bengals Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Denver Broncos acquired 1985 tenth round pick (#269-Buddy Funck) from New England/Boston Patriots for Luke Prestridge. The final verdict remains Denver Broncos Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Denver Broncos acquired Butch Johnson from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for 1985 third round pick (#82-Mike Kelley (c)). The final verdict remains Denver Broncos Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Denver Broncos acquired 1986 sixth round pick (#139-Ron Brown (William)) from Tampa Bay Buccaneers for Brison Manor. The final verdict remains Denver Broncos Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Minnesota Vikings received Jerry Baker from Denver Broncos for undisclosed draft pick. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos acquired Dave Logan (Russell) from Cleveland Browns for 1984 fourth round pick (#96-Rickey Bolden). The final verdict remains Cleveland Browns Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Denver Broncos acquired Scott Brunner; undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for 1984 fourth round pick (#105-Gary Reasons); undisclosed consideration. The final verdict remains New York Giants Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Denver Broncos acquired 1984 fourth round pick (#89-Randy Robbins); conditional pick (depending on DeBerg's playing time) (1985 #36-Richard Byrd / Ricky Byrd); 1984 fourth round pick (#89-Randy Robbins); additional draft-pick details unavailable from source data from Tampa Bay Buccaneers for Steve DeBerg. The final verdict remains Tampa Bay Buccaneers Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Denver Broncos acquired Eason Ramson from San Francisco 49ers for 1984 fifth round pick (#132-Cliff Benson). The final grade stays even because neither side created a clear long-term value gap from the recorded return.

Denver Broncos acquired Stan Blinka from New York Jets for 1985 sixth round pick (#166-Rich Miano). The final verdict remains New York Jets Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Denver Broncos acquired 1984 eighth round pick (#207-Winford Hood) from Green Bay Packers for Greg Boyd (Earl). The final grade stays even because neither side created a clear long-term value gap from the recorded return.

Miami Dolphins acquired Larry Evans from Denver Broncos for 1985 fifth round pick (#139-Billy Hinson). The final grade stays even because neither side created a clear long-term value gap from the recorded return.

Denver Broncos acquired rights to John Elway from Baltimore/Indianapolis Colts for Chris Hinton; Mark Herrmann; 1984 first round pick (#19-Ron Solt). The final verdict remains Denver Broncos Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Baltimore/Indianapolis Colts acquired Glenn Hyde from Denver Broncos for 1983 eighth round pick (#197-Gary Kubiak). The final verdict remains Baltimore/Indianapolis Colts Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Denver Broncos acquired 1984 fourth round pick (#96-Rickey Bolden) from New Orleans Saints for Kelvin Clark. The final verdict remains Denver Broncos Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Denver Broncos acquired James Thomas / J.T. Thomas (a) from Pittsburgh Steelers for 1983 eighth round pick (#199-Henry Odom). The final grade stays even because neither side created a clear long-term value gap from the recorded return.

Denver Broncos acquired Robert Jackson (L.) from Cleveland Browns for 1982 sixth round pick (#162-Mike Whitwell). The final verdict remains Cleveland Browns Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Denver Broncos acquired 1982 first round pick (#21-Gerald Willhite); 1982 fourth round pick (#106-Dan Plater) from Buffalo Bills for 1982 first round pick (#19-Perry Tuttle). The final verdict remains Denver Broncos Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Denver Broncos acquired 1983 fifth round pick (#125-Bruce Baldwin) from New Orleans Saints for Rob Nairne. The final grade stays even because neither side created a clear long-term value gap from the recorded return.

Denver Broncos acquired Steve DeBerg from San Francisco 49ers for 1983 fourth round pick (#87-Chuck Nelson). The final grade stays even because neither side created a clear long-term value gap from the recorded return.

Denver Broncos acquired Wade Manning from Buffalo Bills for 1982 eighth round pick (#216-George Peoples). The final verdict remains Denver Broncos Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Denver Broncos acquired Tony Reed from Kansas City Chiefs for 1981 third round pick (#75-Roger Taylor); 1982 fourth round pick (#104-Stuart Anderson). The overall result favors Kansas City Chiefs.

Denver Broncos acquired Emery Moorehead from New York Giants for 1981 eighth round pick (#207-Mark Reed (b)). The overall result favors New York Giants.

Denver Broncos acquired Don Hardeman from Indianapolis Colts for 1980 twelfth round pick (#324-Marvin Sims). Denver Broncos received the stronger recorded football value.

Arizona Cardinals acquired 1980 eighth round pick (#211-Grant Hudson); 1981 tenth round pick (#263-Jim Joiner) from Denver Broncos for Perry Smith. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Denver Broncos acquired Lawrence McCutcheon from Los Angeles Rams for 1982 third round pick (#77-Robert Abraham). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Denver Broncos acquired 1981 twelfth round pick (probably #321-Mandel Robinson); past considerations from earlier Mike Montler trade from Detroit Lions for 1980 eighth round pick (#196-Ken Walter). Denver Broncos received the stronger recorded football value.

Denver Broncos acquired Matt Robinson (a) from New York Jets for Craig Penrose; 1980 first round pick (#20-Jim Stuckey); 1980 second round pick (#47-Ralph Clayton). New York Jets received the stronger recorded football value, matching the New York Jets Win verdict.

Denver Broncos acquired 1980 eighth round pick (#197-Don Coleman (c)) from Indianapolis Colts for Bucky Dilts. Indianapolis Colts received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Indianapolis Colts Win verdict.

Denver Broncos acquired 1980 second round pick (#42-Rulon Jones); 1980 fifth round pick (#136-Laval Short); 1981 third round pick (#75) [later traded with 1982 fourth round pick (#104-Stuart Anderson) to Kansas City Chiefs for Tony Reed] from Cleveland Browns for Lyle Alzado. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Tom Neville (Thomas Oliver Neville Jr.) from New England Patriots for 1979 tenth round pick (#270-Martin Cox). New England Patriots received the stronger documented return, consistent with the existing verdict and grades.

Denver Broncos acquired 1980 eighth round pick (#196-Ken Walter) from Detroit Lions for Mike Montler. Detroit Lions received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Detroit Lions Win verdict.

Denver Broncos received conditional draft pick (round and outcome not identified) from New England Patriots for Mike Burke. The conditional pick cannot be traced to a realized selection, leaving the exchange even.

Denver Broncos received Charlie West and 1979 sixth round pick (#148-Jeff McIntyre) from Detroit Lions for Bill Gay and rights to two of the first five players waived by Denver by August 29 (outcomes not identified). The conditional roster rights are not fully traceable, and the documented returns remain too close to separate.

Buffalo Bills received Phil Olsen from Denver Broncos for 1979 draft pick (round and selection not identified). Phil Olsen supplied the only identified football asset, preserving Buffalo's narrow advantage.

Denver acquired Jim Jensen (Douglas) from Dallas Cowboys for 1979 sixth round pick (#160-Mike Salzano). Denver paid draft capital for Jim Jensen (Douglas), making this a targeted personnel acquisition instead of a pure pick shuffle. The Broncos grade reflects the balance between immediate roster help and the opportunity cost of the pick sent to Dallas Cowboys

Denver acquired Andy Maurer from San Francisco for the 1978 ninth-round pick used on Steve McDaniels. Maurer provided the slightly better realized return.

Denver acquired Mike Montler from Buffalo for the 1979 second-round pick used on Jim Haslett. Haslett's career gave Buffalo the stronger long-term return.

Denver acquired Herman Weaver from Detroit for 1978 fourth- and sixth-round picks. Weaver delivered the stronger realized return, giving Denver a narrow win.

Denver acquired Bernard Jackson from Cincinnati for 1978 third- and seventh-round picks. Jackson supplied the more useful realized return, giving Denver the better result.

Denver acquired Craig Morton from the Giants for Steve Ramsey and a fifth-round pick, adding the veteran quarterback who helped lead the Broncos to their first Super Bowl appearance. Morton's arrival changed Denver's immediate ceiling. Within ten months, he helped guide the Broncos to their first Super Bowl appearance, giving the Orange Crush defense enough veteran quarterback stability to turn a strong roster into an AFC champion. Before John Elway, this was arguably the most impactful single-season quarterback acquisition in Broncos history

Denver acquired Godwin Turk from the New York Jets for the 1977 fifth-round pick used on Gary Gregory. Turk supplied immediate roster help, but the Jets received the stronger long-term return.

Denver Broncos received Bill Bain from Green Bay Packers for 1977 third round pick (#74-Rick Scribner). The recorded outcome favors Green Bay Packers.

Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received Joe Sullivan (b) from Denver Broncos for 1977 conditional draft pick that was not exercised. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Joe Sullivan (b) from Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for 1977 draft pick (not exercised) and 1977 conditional draft pick that was not exercised. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received 1976 ninth round pick (#260-Jim Lisko) from Arizona Cardinals for Jeff Severson. The recorded outcome favors Arizona Cardinals.

Denver Broncos received Eldridge Small and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for conditional draft pick (not exercised?) and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received draft pick (selection not identified), undisclosed consideration and Henry Reed from New York Giants for Henry Reed, undisclosed consideration and Greg Marx. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received Jeff Severson from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for 1976 seventh round pick (#197-Larry Harris). The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Robert Spicer / Rob Spicer and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for draft pick (selection not identified) and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Reggie Barry / Reggie Berry from Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for Maurice Tyler. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received Clarence Ellis from Atlanta Falcons for Charles Greer / Charlie Greer, Jerry Simmons and 1976 sixth round pick (#169-Stan Varner). The recorded outcome favors Atlanta Falcons.

Denver Broncos received Bill Andrews (b) / Billy Andrews from Cleveland Browns for Lionel Hepburn / Lonnie Hepburn. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received Charles Walton / Chuck Walton / Dick Walton from Detroit Lions for Bill Laskey. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Greg Marx and 1975 fifth round pick (#107-Stan Rogers) from Atlanta Falcons for Larron Jackson. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received 1975 fourth round pick (#84-Steve Taylor (a)) from Kansas City Chiefs for Tom Graham (Lawrence). The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Jim Marsalis (later replaced by 1975 fourth round pick (#84-Steve Taylor (a)), 1975 tenth round pick (#240-Hank Engelhardt) when Marsalis failed physical) from Kansas City Chiefs for Tom Drougas and Tom Graham (Lawrence). The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Bob Kampa from Buffalo Bills for 1975 undisclosed pick (possibly #174-Reggie Cherry). The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Otto Stowe from Dallas Cowboys for 1976 third round pick (#75-John Smith). The recorded outcome favors Dallas Cowboys.

Denver Broncos received 1975 third round pick (#54-Mike Franckowiak) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Joe Dawkins and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.

Denver Broncos received cash from New England Patriots for Larry Cameron. The recorded outcome favors New England Patriots.

Denver Broncos received 1975 ninth round pick (possibly #229-Gordon Riegel / Gordy Riegel) from Detroit Lions for Leroy Mitchell. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received Tom Drougas from Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts for 1975 eighth round pick (#187-Greg Denboer / Greg den Boer). The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Al Barnes from Detroit Lions for Jimmie Jones. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

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.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received Mike Kaczmarek from Denver Broncos for cash. The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts.

Denver Broncos received rights to Jon Keyworth from Washington for 1975 sixth round pick (#147-Mark Doak) and 1975 eleventh round pick (#277-Ardell Johnson). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Denver Broncos received John Rowser from Pittsburgh Steelers for 1974 sixth round pick (#149-James Wolf / Jim Wolf) and 1974 ninth round pick (#223-Tommy Reamon). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received John Pitts from Buffalo Bills for Fred Forsberg. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received Ray May from Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts for 1974 third round pick (#67-Robert Pratt) and 1974 eighth round pick (#198-Paul Miles (a)). The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts.

Denver Broncos received Gene Washington (b. 1944-01-25) from Minnesota Vikings for Rod Sherman and 1974 fifth round pick (#120-Jim Ferguson). The recorded outcome favors Minnesota Vikings.

Denver Broncos received Bill Laskey from Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts for 1974 seventh round pick (#170-Dan Dickel). The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

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

Denver Broncos received Ray Jones from Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for cash. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Dale Hackbart from Arizona Cardinals for 1974 tenth round pick (#251-Greg Hartle). The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received 1974 eighth round pick (selection not identified) from New England Patriots for Lloyd Voss. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans received no separately listed compensation from Denver Broncos for 1974 seventh round pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received draft pick (possibly 1974 #251-Greg Hartle) from Buffalo Bills for Clem Turner and Jack Gehrke. The recorded outcome favors Buffalo Bills.

Denver Broncos received 1974 third round pick (#68-Claudie Minor) and 1974 sixth round pick (#149) [later traded with 1974 ninth round pick (#223-Tommy Reamon) to Pittsburgh Steelers for John Rowser] from Cleveland Browns for Don Horn. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received 1973 16th round pick (#398-Oliver Ross) from Buffalo Bills for Tom Bougus. The recorded outcome favors Buffalo Bills.

Denver Broncos received Haven Moses from Buffalo Bills for Dwight Harrison. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received 1973 third round pick (#54-Paul Howard) from Cleveland Browns for Rich Jackson. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Rick Sharp from Pittsburgh Steelers for 1973 eighth round pick (#192-Loren Toews). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received 1973 seventh round pick (#166-John Grant) from Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts for John Mosier. The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts.

Denver Broncos received 1973 13th round pick (#319-Ed Smith (Alexander)) from Buffalo Bills for Tom Beard. The recorded outcome favors Buffalo Bills.

Denver Broncos received Bobby Maples from Pittsburgh Steelers for 1973 sixth round pick (#140-Ron Bell (a)). The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders received cash from Denver Broncos for Rod Sherman. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Charley Johnson / Charlie Johnson (Lane) from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for 1973 third round pick (#61-Bill Olds). The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Eddie Ray and 1973 third round pick (#70-John Wood (a)) from Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for Dave Costa (a). The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Eric Crabtree from New England Patriots for 1973 seventh round pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome favors New England Patriots.

Denver Broncos received Al Andrews from Buffalo Bills for David Washington / Dave Washington (b). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received John Stofa from Miami Dolphins for 1972 seventh round pick (#161-Bill Adams). The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Tom Domres from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for 1972 sixth round pick (#136-Elmer Allen). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received 1972 13th round pick (selection not identified) / undisclosed draft pick (selection not identified) from New England Patriots for Mike Haffner. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received George Byrd / Butch Byrd from Buffalo Bills for 1972 fifth round pick (possibly #108-Bob Penchion) (possibly #109-Billy Taylor). The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Dick Post / Dickie Post from Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for 1972 second round pick (#30) [later traded with Jeff Staggs, 1973 second round pick (#31-Cullen Bryant) and 1973 third round pick (#60-Tim Stokes) to Los Angeles Rams for David Jones / Deacon Jones, Greg Wojcik and Lee White]. The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers.

Denver Broncos received 1972 undisclosed pick (selection not identified) and Joe Sweet from Los Angeles Rams for Drake Garrett and 1972 undisclosed pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.

Denver Broncos received 1972 sixth round pick (selection not identified) from New England Patriots for Willis Crenshaw / Willie Crenshaw. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Walter Roberts / Walt Roberts from Washington for 1973 draft pick (selection not identified) and 1973 draft pick (undisclosed). The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Roger Shoals / Rodger Shoals from Detroit Lions for Carl Cunningham. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Steve Ramsey from New Orleans Saints for 1972 fourth round pick (#83-Tim Kearney). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received Leroy Mitchell from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for John Charles. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received John Charles and 1972 fourth round pick (#102-Tom Graham (Lawrence)) from Minnesota Vikings for Al Denson. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received 1973 fifth round pick (#106-Dave Reavis) from New Orleans Saints for John Huard. The recorded outcome favors New Orleans Saints.

Denver Broncos received 1972 fifth round pick (#118-Jim Krieg) from Philadelphia Eagles for Pete Liske. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Don Horn and 1971 first round pick (#12-Marv Montgomery) from Green Bay Packers for Alden Roche and 1971 first round pick (#9-John Brockington). The recorded outcome favors Green Bay Packers.

Denver Broncos received Jim Turner (Bayard) from New York Jets for Bob Howfield / Bobby Howfield. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received 1971 eighth round pick (#187-Tom Beard) from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for Tom Smiley. The recorded outcome favors Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans.

Denver Broncos received 1971 fourth round pick (#79-Lyle Alzado) from New England Patriots for Charlie Gogolak. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received George Saimes from Buffalo Bills for draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Booker Edgerson from Buffalo Bills for 1972 fifth round pick (possibly #108-Bob Penchion) (possibly #109-Billy Taylor) and exact slot not identified. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Billy Masters from Buffalo Bills for 1971 fifth round pick (#113-Tim Beamer). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received Cornell Gordon from New York Jets for Gus Hollomon. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received Israel Lang / Izzy Lang from Los Angeles Rams for Frank Richter. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received Willis Crenshaw / Willie Crenshaw from Arizona Cardinals for 1971 third round pick (#61-Jim Livesay). The recorded outcome favors Arizona Cardinals.

Denver Broncos received Jim Whalen from New England Patriots for Tom Beer (John). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received 1970 eighth round pick (#208-Lewis Porter / Lew Porter) from Kansas City Chiefs for 1971 eighth round pick (#191-Mike Sensibaugh). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received conditional draft pick (selection not identified) from Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for Jimmy Jones (Clyde)? and Jimmy Jones (Clyde). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers.

Denver Broncos received Walter Barnes / Walt Barnes (C.) from Kansas City Chiefs for 1970 eighth round pick (#193-Fred Barry). The recorded outcome favors Kansas City Chiefs.

Denver Broncos received Tom Smiley from Cincinnati Bengals for Eric Crabtree. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received cash from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for cash. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received 1969 fourth round pick (#84-Mike Schnitker) from Kansas City Chiefs for Curley Culp. The recorded outcome favors Kansas City Chiefs.

Denver Broncos received conditional eighth round pick (not exercised), conditional twelfth round pick (not exercised) and rights to George Gaiser from Buffalo Bills for Gene Jeter, Lou Slaby and conditional eighth round pick (1969 #192-James Harris (Larnell)). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received 1969 sixth round pick (#131-Wandy Williams) and Tony King from Buffalo Bills for Charlie Mitchell and conditional sixth round pick (not exercised). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received Rick Egloff from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for Ernest Park / Earnie Park / Ernie Park. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received 1968 fourth round pick (#111-Gus Hollomon) from Cincinnati Bengals for Andre White / Bozo White. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received 1968 third round pick (#75-Bob Vaughn / Bob Vaughan), 1968 fourth round pick (#102-Drake Garrett) and future player consideration (identity not specified in source record) from Kansas City Chiefs for Wendell Hayes and Goldie Sellers. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Steve Tensi from Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for 1968 first round pick (#4-Russ Washington) and 1969 first round pick (#9-Marty Domres). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers.

Denver Broncos received 1968 fourth round pick (#91-Gordon Lambert) from Miami Dolphins for John Bramlett. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received Dave Behrman from Buffalo Bills for 1968 conditional fourth round pick (if Behrman makes Broncos roster) (possibly #86-Edgar Chandler). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received Earl Faison, Carlton Gilchrist / Cookie Gilchrist, Ernest Park / Earnie Park / Ernie Park and George Wilson Jr. from Miami Dolphins for Abner Haynes, Jerry Hopkins, Dan LaRose / Danny LaRose and 1968 sixth round pick (#142-Kim Hammond). The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Bill Cronin from Miami Dolphins for (Herschel) Ray Jacobs. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received Dave Costa (a) from Buffalo Bills for 1967 third round pick (#70-Tom Rhoads) and 1968 fourth round pick possibly#87-Edgar Chandler). The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Rex Mirich and 1967 third round pick (#70-Tom Rhoads) from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for Willie Brown and Mickey Slaughter. The recorded outcome favors Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders.

Denver Broncos received Richard Tyson / Dick Tyson, Ray Schmautz and Rich Jackson from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for Lionel Taylor and Jerry Sturm. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received 1967 third round pick (#58-Mike Current) and 1967 fifth round pick (#110-Fran Lynch) from Miami Dolphins for Carlton Gilchrist / Cookie Gilchrist. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received Arch Matsos / Archie Matsos from Denver Broncos for unspecified draft pick and draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received Jerry Oliver from Miami Dolphins for 1967 twelfth round pick (#295-Jim Whitaker). The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Arch Matsos / Archie Matsos from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for Hewritt Dixon. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received 1966 seventh round pick (#62-Scotty Glacken) from Buffalo Bills for Tom Janik. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Ed Cummings from New York Jets for 1966 twelfth round pick (#101-Steve Chomyszak). The recorded outcome favors New York Jets.

Denver Broncos received Carlton Gilchrist / Cookie Gilchrist from Buffalo Bills for Billy Joe (b. 1940-10-14). The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Abner Haynes from Kansas City Chiefs for Jim Fraser. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received loan of Jacky Lee (for 1964 & 1965 seasons) and 1965 first round pick (#2-Joe Namath) from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for Bud McFadin and 1965 first round pick (#2-Joe Namath). The recorded outcome favors Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans.

Denver Broncos received Stan Fanning and 1964 sixth round pick (#47-Al Denson) from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for Gene Mingo. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Billy Lott from New England Patriots for draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received Walt Cudzik from New England Patriots for draft rights to Jack Concannon. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Marv Matuszak and Billy Atkins from Buffalo Bills for Walt Cudzik. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Willie West and rights to Leon Mavity from Buffalo Bills for John Sklopan and draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received Dick Guesman, Ed Cooke (Grey), Charlie Janerette / Charley Janerette / Chuck Janerette, Jim Price (Bluford) and Sid Fournet from New York Jets for Gene Prebola, Ed McDaniel / Wahoo McDaniel, Gordy Holtz and Bob Zeman. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received 1964 first round pick (#4-Bob Brown), 1964 third round pick (#20-Matt Snorton) and future player consideration (identity not specified in source record) from New England Patriots for 1964 first round pick (#1-Jack Concannon). The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Harold Olson from Buffalo Bills for "high draft player" (possibly 1964 #25-George Byrd / Butch Byrd). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received Bill Groman and "high" draft pick (probably 1964 #33-John Varnell) from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for "high" draft pick (probably 1964 #9-Charley Taylor). The recorded outcome favors Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans.

Denver Broncos received Frank Jakunas from Buffalo Bills for not identified. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received Bob Scarpitto, Bob Zeman and Luther Hayes from Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for cash. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Bo Dickinson from Kansas City Chiefs for Carl Larpenter. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received Art Hauser and Bill Striegal from New England Patriots for Alton Romine / Al Romine and Don King (a). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received John Hatley from Kansas City Chiefs for Bob Rosebaugh. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received Gordie Holz / Gordy Holz from New England Patriots for Larry Cundiff. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Denver Broncos received Bill Korutz from Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for undisclosed draft pick (selection not identified) and undisclosed draft pick. The recorded outcome favors Denver Broncos.

Denver Broncos received Austin Gonsoulin / Goose Gonsoulin from Kansas City Chiefs for Jack Spikes. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.