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The Giants acquired defensive lineman C.J. Okoye from Baltimore for a 2028 seventh-round pick, with the deal finalized during roster cutdowns. Okoye appeared in 13 games for the Ravens in 2025 and reunites with head coach John Harbaugh and defensive line coach Dennis Johnson. New York gets the current-read edge because a distant seventh is a small price for a young developmental lineman with real NFL snaps and direct scheme familiarity.
Kansas City acquired offensive lineman Joshua Ezeudu from the New York Giants on August 25, 2026 for a 2028 seventh-round pick. Ezeudu brings 33 games and 10 starts of NFL experience at guard, tackle and as an extra lineman, giving the Chiefs inexpensive versatility for a distant late-round selection. Kansas City gets the stronger current grade because the acquisition cost is minimal and the player can help immediately, while New York still deserves credit for converting a roster-bubble lineman into future draft capital.
Jacksonville acquired offensive lineman Daniel Faalele from the New York Giants for a 2027 sixth-round pick, pending a physical. The Jaguars add an experienced, low-cost guard after Patrick Mekari's back surgery, while New York turns a second-team lineman into future draft capital.
Cleveland Browns acquired 2026 4th round pick (105th overall subsequently traded, Brenen Thompson), 2026 5th round pick (145th overall subsequently traded, Nick Barrett) and a 2027 4th round pick from New York Giants for 2026 3rd round pick (74th overall, Malachi Fields). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.
New York traded picks No. 105 and No. 145 in the 2026 draft plus a 2027 fourth-round pick to Cleveland for No. 74, then used that third-round selection on Notre Dame receiver Malachi Fields. The official Giants account dates the move to April 24, correcting the earlier January date attached to this row. New York receives a C+ for aggressively securing a target; Cleveland receives a C for accumulating three assets.
The Bengals acquired Dexter Lawrence, one of football's premier interior defenders, for the No. 10 pick used on Francis Mauigoa. Cincinnati receives the stronger current grade because Lawrence is a proven game-changing player at the center of the defense, while New York's return depends on Mauigoa becoming a high-level long-term tackle. The Giants still secured a premium, cost-controlled prospect at an important position, keeping the deal from qualifying as a fleece.
New York Giants acquired 2026 6th round pick (192nd overall, J.C. Davis) from Miami Dolphins for Darren Waller and a conditional 2027 pick (7th round). The overall result favors Miami Dolphins over New York Giants.
New York Giants acquired 2025 1st round pick (25th overall, Jaxson Dart) from Houston Texans for 2025 2nd round pick (34th overall, Jayden Higgins), 2025 3rd round pick (99th overall subsequently traded, Charles Grant) and 2026 3rd round pick (69th overall subsequently traded, Sam Roush). New York Giants received the stronger recorded football value, matching the New York Giants Win verdict.
Dallas Cowboys acquired Jordan Phillips and 2026 7th round pick (221st overall subsequently traded, Jack Endries) from New York Giants for 2026 6th round pick (193rd overall, Jack Kelly). Dallas Cowboys received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Dallas Cowboys Win verdict.
The Giants acquired Brian Burns and pick No. 166 from Carolina for picks No. 39, No. 141 and a 2025 fifth-rounder, then signed Burns long term. Burns developed into a centerpiece, producing 16.5 sacks, 31 quarterback hits and 22 tackles for loss in 2025 while earning second-team All-Pro honors. Carolina received meaningful draft capital, but New York acquired elite performance and another useful pick.
Seattle sent the Giants a 2024 second-round pick and 2025 fifth for Leonard Williams, then re-signed him after the season. Williams has become a defensive centerpiece, recording four sacks in 10 games after the trade, 11 sacks in 2024 and seven more in 2025. New York used the picks on safety Tyler Nubin and lineman Marcus Mbow, who have combined for 27 starts. Both sides did well, but Williams’ sustained impact now gives Seattle the edge.
Buffalo Bills acquired 2025 6th round pick (177th overall, Dorian Strong) from New York Giants for Boogie Basham and 2025 7th round pick (246th overall, Korie Black). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.
New York acquired Isaiah Simmons from Arizona for a 2024 seventh-round pick after the Cardinals declined his fifth-year option. Simmons played all 17 games for the Giants in 2023, recording 50 tackles, a sack, a forced fumble and a pick-six, then re-signed for 2024. Arizona used the resulting No. 226 selection on Jaden Davis. The Giants received useful veteran snaps for a minimal draft cost.
The Giants traded picks No. 89 and No. 128 to the Rams on April 28, 2023, moving up to No. 73 for wide receiver Jalin Hyatt. Los Angeles used the return on defensive tackle Kobie Turner and quarterback Stetson Bennett. Hyatt produced limited receiving output through 2025, while Turner became a high-volume defensive starter, giving the Rams the best player and another draft asset.
The Rams traded pick No. 73 to the Giants for Nos. 89 and 128, then selected Kobie Turner and Stetson Bennett. Turner became the centerpiece of the deal, producing 24 sacks through his first three seasons and establishing himself as a starting defensive lineman. New York used No. 73 on Jalin Hyatt, whose early production remained limited. Turner's impact makes this a decisive Rams win.
Jacksonville traded down from #24 to #25, receiving a 5th (Antonio Johnson, 160th) and 7th (Derek Parish, 240th) from the Giants. Moving down one spot and picking up a 5th and 7th is textbook trade-down value. The picks at 25 (Dalton Kincaid, subsequently traded to Bills) and 24 (Deonte Banks for Giants) were close in value. Jacksonville netted two additional picks without meaningfully changing their position. This was a solid structural move by the Jaguars' front office, part of a two-step trade-down strategy that ultimately landed Anton Harrison
On the first night of the 2023 draft, the Giants moved from No. 25 to No. 24 for cornerback Deonte Banks and sent Jacksonville picks No. 160 and No. 240. Jacksonville then moved No. 25 again, eventually turning the trade chain into multiple players while still drafting first-round tackle Anton Harrison. Banks became a starter, but the Jaguars extracted more total roster value.
Las Vegas sent Darren Waller to the Giants for pick No. 100 and used the selection on Tre Tucker. Waller produced 552 receiving yards in his lone Giants season before retiring, while Tucker developed into a regular Raiders receiver with 123 catches, 1,566 yards and 10 touchdowns through 2025. Converting a veteran nearing the end of his career into a multi-year contributor gives Las Vegas the win.
Kansas City acquired Kadarius Toney from the Giants for a 2023 compensatory third and sixth-round pick. Toney never became a dependable regular-season receiver, but his touchdown and Super Bowl-record 65-yard punt return were pivotal in the Chiefs' Super Bowl LVII victory. New York used the third-round asset to acquire Darren Waller and drafted Tre Hawkins with the sixth. Waller lasted one Giants season. The championship impact shifts the trade toward Kansas City.
Atlanta traded picks No. 43 and No. 114 to the Giants in the 2022 draft to move up to No. 38 for edge rusher Arnold Ebiketie. New York used the return on wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson and safety Dane Belton. Ebiketie became a useful rotational pass rusher, but Robinson developed into a high-volume receiver and Belton added four seasons of defensive depth, giving the Giants more combined value.
The Jets sent picks 38 and 146 to the Giants to move up two spots for Breece Hall at No. 36. Hall became a centerpiece of the Jets offense, recovering from a major rookie knee injury to produce multiple high-volume seasons and eventually top 1,000 rushing yards. The Giants used No. 146 on Micah McFadden and later moved No. 38 in another trade. New York's NFC team received good value, but Hall became the best player.
New York Giants acquired 2022 2nd round pick (38th overall subsequently traded, Arnold Ebiketie) and 2022 5th round pick (146th overall, Micah McFadden) from New York Jets for 2022 2nd round pick (36th overall, Breece Hall). The overall result favors New York Jets over New York Giants.
New York Giants acquired 2022 2nd round pick (43rd overall, Wan'Dale Robinson) and 2022 4th round pick (114th overall, Dane Belton) from Atlanta Falcons for 2022 2nd round pick (38th overall, Arnold Ebiketie). New York Giants received the stronger recorded football value, matching the New York Giants Win verdict.
New York Giants acquired Ben Bredeson, 2022 5th round pick (173rd overall, Marcus McKethan) and 2023 7th round pick (240th overall subsequently traded, Derek Parish) from Baltimore Ravens for 2022 4th round pick (110th overall, Daniel Faalele). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.
Cincinnati acquired defensive tackle B.J. Hill and a conditional 2022 seventh-round pick from the Giants for center Billy Price. The draft component later became pick No. 226 after subsequent movement. The recorded outcome favors the Cincinnati Bengals side only to the degree reflected by the grades, with the long-term result driven by what the acquired players and picks actually produced.
Carolina Panthers acquired Ryan Santoso from New York Giants for a conditional 2022 pick (7th round; not conveyed). Carolina Panthers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Carolina Panthers Win verdict.
New York Giants acquired Josh Jackson from Green Bay Packers for Isaac Yiadom. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.
New York Giants acquired Keion Crossen from Houston Texans for 2023 6th round pick (203rd overall subsequently traded, Amari Burney). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.
Denver sent pick No. 71 to the Giants for No. 76 and No. 164. New York used No. 71 on cornerback Aaron Robinson, whose career was derailed by injuries after limited playing time. Denver used No. 164 on safety Jamar Johnson and, more importantly, retained No. 76 as valuable currency for a second trade later that night. Even without crediting the later players directly here, Denver preserved far more value than New York realized from Robinson.
Miami sent pick No. 50 and a 2022 third-rounder to the Giants to move up eight spots for Liam Eichenberg at No. 42. Eichenberg became a versatile multi-position starter for the Dolphins, so Miami received real value. New York used No. 50 on edge defender Azeez Ojulari and the future third on cornerback Cordale Flott. Injuries limited Ojulari, but Flott and Ojulari together produced enough defensive contribution to give the Giants the stronger return.
Miami moved from No. 50 to No. 42 in the 2021 second round for tackle Liam Eichenberg, sending New York a 2022 third-round pick as the premium. The Giants selected Azeez Ojulari at No. 50 and later used the future third on Cordale Flott. Eichenberg became a versatile Dolphins starter, while Ojulari supplied pass-rush production and Flott added secondary snaps, giving New York a modest edge through two useful players.
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.
Chicago moved from No. 20 to No. 11 in the 2021 draft for Justin Fields, sending New York pick 164 plus first- and fourth-rounders in 2022. Fields gave the Bears three seasons of starting quarterback play but never became their long-term answer. New York's haul included Kadarius Toney, Evan Neal and Daniel Bellinger; uneven results kept the package from becoming a windfall, but the Giants retained more aggregate value.
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.
New York Giants acquired 2021 6th round pick (201st overall, Rodarius Williams) from Arizona Cardinals for Markus Golden. The overall result favors Arizona/St. Louis Cardinals over New York Giants.
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.
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The Giants acquired defensive lineman Leonard Williams from the Jets at the 2019 deadline for a 2020 third-round pick and a conditional 2021 fifth-rounder that became the 154th selection. The Jets later used the picks on Ashtyn Davis and running back Michael Carter. The New York Giants produced the stronger realized return, supporting the New York Giants Win verdict.
New York Giants acquired a conditional 2020 pick (7th-round; not conveyed) from Green Bay Packers for B.J. Goodson and a conditional 2020 pick (7th-round; not conveyed). The overall result favors Green Bay Packers over New York Giants.
The Giants sent picks 37, 132 and 142 to Seattle to move into the end of the 2019 first round for cornerback Deandre Baker. Baker started 15 games as a rookie but was waived before his second season and never provided the long-term value New York expected. Seattle used the return to continue trading down and also selected Ugo Amadi and Ben Burr-Kirven, producing much more roster value from the package.
Cleveland acquired Odell Beckham Jr. from the Giants in exchange for Jabrill Peppers, the 17th pick in the 2019 draft and a third-round pick. Beckham produced one 1,000-yard season for the Browns but never became the transformational piece Cleveland expected. The Giants used the first-rounder on Dexter Lawrence, who developed into a multiple-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle.
The Giants and Browns completed a veteran-for-veteran swap centered on guard Kevin Zeitler and edge defender Olivier Vernon. New York strengthened the interior offensive line, while Cleveland added a proven pass rusher to a defense being rebuilt around Myles Garrett. The realized returns remain close enough that neither club separates from an Even Trade verdict.
Detroit paid a 2019 fifth-round pick for Damon Harrison during the 2018 season and immediately added one of football's premier interior run defenders. Harrison stepped into the starting lineup and helped a defense that badly needed strength in the middle. The Giants later used the incoming pick as part of their move for Deandre Baker, but Detroit received the clearer direct football payoff.
New Orleans Saints acquired Eli Apple from New York Giants for 2019 4th round pick (132nd overall subsequently traded, Ugo Amadi) and 2020 7th round pick (238th overall, T.J. Brunson). The overall result favors New York Giants over New Orleans Saints.
Minnesota acquired center Brett Jones from the Giants for a 2019 seventh-round pick and immediately used him as injury insurance. Jones started the first three games of 2018 while Pat Elflein recovered, returned for additional seasons, and later remained useful interior-line depth. New York's pick became George Asafo-Adjei, who did not create comparable Giants value, giving Minnesota the edge.
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.
Tampa Bay acquired Jason Pierre-Paul and pick No. 102 from the Giants for Nos. 69 and 108. Pierre-Paul immediately posted 12.5 sacks, later re-signed and became a central pass rusher on the 2020 Super Bowl champions. New York used No. 69 on B.J. Hill, who contributed for three seasons before being traded to Cincinnati, while Kyle Lauletta provided little. The Buccaneers received the clear premium impact.
Los Angeles sent Alec Ogletree and a 2019 seventh-round pick to New York for 2018 fourth- and sixth-round selections. The Rams drafted John Franklin-Myers and John Kelly, but neither became a long-term Rams fixture. New York received 26 starts, 173 tackles and six interceptions from Ogletree across two seasons, giving the Giants the stronger original-team football return.
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.
Pittsburgh Steelers acquired 2018 7th round pick (220th overall subsequently traded, Alex McGough) from New York Giants for Ross Cockrell. The overall result favors New York Giants over Pittsburgh Steelers.
Tennessee received the picks tied to Brandon Wilson and Khalfani Muhammad, while New York moved up for Adam Bisnowaty. The low-stakes pick swap stays in the even range.
New York Giants acquired 2017 6th round pick (200th overall, Adam Bisnowaty) from Tennessee Titans for 2017 6th round pick (207th overall subsequently traded, Brandon Wilson) and 2017 7th round pick (241st overall, Khalfani Muhammad). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.
This remains an even trade. The final grade profile (Pittsburgh Steelers C, New York Giants C) shows a balanced result, with neither side creating enough separation to claim a clear win.
The Giants sent picks No. 40, No. 108 and No. 245 to Tennessee to move up seven spots for safety Landon Collins. Collins became a three-time Pro Bowler and first-team All-Pro during four seasons in New York. Tennessee used the return on Dorial Green-Beckham, Jalston Fowler and Tre McBride; all contributed to varying degrees, but none approached Collins' peak or importance. New York won the aggressive move.
Carolina sent veteran linebacker Jon Beason to the Giants for a 2014 seventh-round pick after injuries had reduced his Panthers role. Beason quickly became a defensive leader in New York, started 11 games in 2013 and earned a new contract. Carolina later packaged pick No. 225 with another choice to move up for cornerback Bene Benwikere. Both sides found some value, but Beason’s immediate Giants impact gives New York the edge.
The Giants traded up six spots in the 2013 fourth round for quarterback Ryan Nassib, sending Arizona picks No. 116 and No. 187. Nassib remained a reserve behind Eli Manning and started no regular-season games for New York. The Cardinals turned the return into lineman Earl Watford and running back Andre Ellington, who became an explosive multi-year offensive contributor. Arizona’s two-player return clearly surpassed the Giants’ backup-quarterback value.
The Giants sent picks 116 and 187 to Arizona to move up six spots in the 2013 fourth round for quarterback Ryan Nassib. Nassib spent four seasons as Eli Manning's backup but barely played. Arizona selected guard Earl Watford and running back Andre Ellington, who became one of the Cardinals' most productive offensive players for several seasons. The Cardinals clearly received more usable value from the two selections.
Cincinnati traded linebacker Keith Rivers to the Giants for pick No. 167 and used it on safety George Iloka. Rivers gave New York two seasons of part-time starting work before leaving in free agency. Iloka became a six-year Bengals starter, appearing in 93 games for Cincinnati and anchoring the back end of several playoff defenses. Turning a player Cincinnati was ready to move into a durable starter makes this a clear Bengals win.
New York Giants acquired Keith Rivers from Cincinnati Bengals for 2012 5th round pick (167th overall, George Iloka). New York Giants received the stronger recorded football value, matching the New York Giants Win verdict.
Minnesota sent Sage Rosenfels and Darius Reynaud to New York for a 2011 fifth-round pick plus a conditional 2012 choice that was not exercised. The Vikings later traded the fifth-rounder to Cleveland for two sixth-rounders, producing DeMarcus Love and Mistral Raymond; Raymond made 10 starts in Minnesota. Rosenfels served as Eli Manning’s backup and Reynaud handled returns briefly, so Minnesota’s draft return wins narrowly.
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New York Giants acquired a conditional 2011 pick (not conveyed) from New England Patriots for Michael Matthews. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.
Philadelphia acquired 2009 3rd round pick (91st overall subsequently traded, Deon Butler) and 2009 5th round pick (164th overall subsequently traded, Thomas Morstead) from New York Giants for 2009 3rd round pick (85th overall, Ramses Barden).
New York Giants acquired 2009 3rd round pick (85th overall, Ramses Barden) from Philadelphia Eagles for 2009 3rd round pick (91st overall subsequently traded, Deon Butler) and 2009 5th round pick (164th overall subsequently traded, Thomas Morstead). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.
New Orleans acquired Jeremy Shockey from the Giants in 2008 for second- and fifth-round selections in the 2009 draft. Shockey never regained his peak Giants production, but he started on the Saints' 2009 championship team and caught a touchdown in Super Bowl XLIV. New York used the picks on Clint Sintim and Rhett Bomar, neither of whom became a meaningful long-term contributor.
Pittsburgh moved down seven spots in the fourth round of the 2008 draft, sending No. 123 to the Giants and receiving Nos. 130 and 194. Pittsburgh used those selections on tackle Tony Hills and safety Ryan Mundy, while New York drafted linebacker Bryan Kehl. None became a franchise-level player, leaving the exchange close to even in hindsight.
New York Giants acquired 2008 4th round pick (123rd overall, Bryan Kehl) from Pittsburgh Steelers for 2008 4th round pick (130th overall, Tony Hills) and 2008 6th round pick (194th overall, Ryan Mundy). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.
Green Bay acquired running back Ryan Grant from the Giants for a 2008 sixth-round pick and quickly found a featured runner. Grant rushed for 956 yards and eight touchdowns in 2007 despite joining the lineup during the season, then remained a major part of the Packers offense. New York later used the pick as trade currency rather than keeping it.
The Giants acquired kicker Lawrence Tynes from Kansas City for a 2008 seventh-round pick, then received years of high-leverage value from him. Tynes kicked the overtime field goal that sent New York to Super Bowl XLII and remained with the club through another championship run. Kansas City used No. 239 on Mike Merritt, who never played an NFL game.
New York Giants acquired Reuben Droughns from Cleveland Browns for Tim Carter. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.
Baltimore Ravens acquired 2006 2nd round pick (56th overall, Chris Chester) and 2006 3rd round pick (87th overall, David Pittman) from New York Giants for 2006 2nd round pick (44th overall, Sinorice Moss). Baltimore Ravens received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Baltimore Ravens Win verdict.
New York moved down from No. 25 to No. 32 in the 2006 first round and added third- and fourth-round selections, turning the package into Mathias Kiwanuka, Gerris Wilkinson and Guy Whimper. Kiwanuka became the centerpiece, spending nine seasons with the Giants, playing 120 games and recording 38.5 sacks while contributing to both Super Bowl championship eras.
Pittsburgh moved from No. 32 to No. 25 in the 2006 first round and selected Santonio Holmes, sending the Giants No. 32 plus picks 96 and 129. Holmes became a productive Steelers receiver and the MVP of Super Bowl XLIII. New York still converted the return into Mathias Kiwanuka, Gerris Wilkinson and Guy Whimper, giving the Giants useful depth and a long-term defensive contributor.
New York Giants acquired 2006 2nd round pick (44th overall, Sinorice Moss) from Baltimore Ravens for 2006 2nd round pick (56th overall, Chris Chester) and 2006 3rd round pick (87th overall, David Pittman). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers acquired an undisclosed — archival verification pending 2004 draft pick; an undisclosed 2004 draft pick from New York Giants for Jason Whittle. The overall result favors New York Giants over Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
The Eli Manning-Philip Rivers trade is one of the rare draft blockbusters where both teams can defend the outcome. The Giants landed the quarterback who helped deliver two Super Bowls. The Chargers received Philip Rivers, Nate Kaeding, Shawne Merriman, and more value. New York gets the edge because championships settle close arguments. The Chargers built a strong return, but the Giants got the quarterback tied to the rings.
On April 20, 2002, the Giants moved from No. 15 to No. 14 by sending Tennessee the 15th pick and No. 110. New York selected Jeremy Shockey, a four-time Pro Bowler who caught 371 passes for 4,228 yards and 27 touchdowns as a Giant. Tennessee selected Albert Haynesworth at No. 15 and Mike Echols at No. 110, receiving elite defensive peak value of its own.
Tennessee Titans acquired undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for 2002 1st round pick (14th overall, Jeremy Shockey). The overall result favors New York Giants over Tennessee Titans.
Detroit sent the 78th and 114th picks to the Giants to move up to No. 61 for defensive tackle Shaun Rogers. Rogers became a three-time Pro Bowler, played 163 career games and recorded 37.5 sacks. New York selected cornerback Will Peterson and defensive end Cedric Scott. Peterson developed into a useful long-term defensive back, but Rogers’ peak impact and interior dominance gave Detroit the stronger return.
Indianapolis traded the 22nd pick in the 2001 draft to the Giants for picks 30, 91 and 193. New York selected cornerback Will Allen at No. 22, while the Colts used No. 30 on Reggie Wayne and the later choices on Cory Bird and Jason Doering. Allen became a long-term NFL starter, but Wayne's 1,006 catches, 13,566 yards and 80 touchdowns gave Indianapolis the decisive return.
New York moved up from No. 30 to No. 22 in the 2001 draft and selected cornerback Will Allen, sending Indianapolis picks No. 30, 91 and 193. Allen became a five-year Giants starter and delivered useful value. Indianapolis used No. 30 on Reggie Wayne, who became a franchise great and Super Bowl champion, making the Colts’ return decisively stronger.
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Miami traded a 1999 seventh-round pick to the Giants for running back Tyrone Wheatley on February 12, 1999. The Dolphins never received regular-season production from the former first-rounder, terminating his contract in August before he joined Oakland. New York used the pick on linebacker O.J. Childress, who played only four NFL games, so the Giants win is narrow and based mostly on recovering an asset for a player they were ready to move.
Philadelphia acquired 1998 3rd round pick (85th overall, Allen Rossum) and 1998 4th round pick (116th overall, Clarence Love) from New York Giants for 1998 3rd round pick (70th overall, Brian Alford).
New York Giants acquired 1998 3rd round pick (70th overall, Brian Alford) from Philadelphia Eagles for 1998 3rd round pick (85th overall, Allen Rossum) and 1998 4th round pick (116th overall, Clarence Love). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.
New York Giants acquired Ty Hallock from Detroit Lions for Corey Raymond. The overall result favors Detroit Lions over New York Giants.
Minnesota Vikings acquired 1995 6th round pick (189th overall, John Solomon) and 1996 5th round pick (137th overall subsequently traded, James Dexter) from New York Giants for Vencie Glenn and 1996 6th round pick (182nd overall, Scott Galyon). The overall result favors New York Giants over Minnesota Vikings.
New York Giants acquired Vencie Glenn and 1996 6th round pick (182nd overall, Scott Galyon) from Minnesota Vikings for 1995 6th round pick (189th overall, John Solomon) and 1996 5th round pick (137th overall subsequently traded, James Dexter). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.
Denver sent wide receiver Arthur Marshall to the Giants in April 1994 and received the 218th pick, which became center Tom Nalen. Marshall's New York stay produced little, while Nalen became a five-time Pro Bowler and a central lineman for Denver's championship teams. Turning a fringe veteran into a franchise-level center makes this one of the clearest late-round wins.
New York acquired wide receiver Arthur Marshall from Denver on April 25, 1994, sending the Broncos the 218th pick in that year’s draft. Marshall gave the Giants three seasons of rotational receiving and return work. Denver used No. 218 on center Tom Nalen, who became a five-time Pro Bowler, two-time first-team All-Pro and cornerstone of two Super Bowl champions.
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Dallas Cowboys received 1990 sixth round pick (#163-Derrick Walker) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Steve DeOssie and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors Dallas Cowboys.
Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received 1989 second round pick (#51-Billy Joe Tolliver) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for 1989 third round pick (#64-Bob Kratch), 1989 fourth round pick (#93-Lewis Tillman), 1989 seventh round pick (#175-Dave Popp), and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Tim Sherwin from Indianapolis Colts for undisclosed consideration and 1989 seventh round pick (#185-Charles Washington (Edwin)). The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis Colts.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and 1988 seventh round pick (#186-Danta Whitaker) from Indianapolis Colts for undisclosed consideration and Jerome Sally. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
Los Angeles Chargers acquired Bobby Lee Johnson / Bobby Johnson (Lee); undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for 1988 tenth round pick (#265-Steve Wilkes); undisclosed consideration. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.
Minnesota Vikings acquired Chris Foote; undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for 1988 conditional pick (possibly #323-Brendan McCormack); undisclosed consideration. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and 1987 twelfth round pick (#321-Bill Berthusen) from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for undisclosed consideration and 1988 ninth round pick (#229-Scott Tabor). The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Ottis Anderson / O.J. Anderson from Arizona Cardinals for undisclosed consideration, 1987 second round pick (#56-Scott Schwedes), and 1987 seventh round pick (#195-William Harris (b)). The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
New York Giants acquired undisclosed consideration; Phil McConkey from Green Bay Packers for undisclosed consideration; 1987 twelfth round pick (#335-Norman Jefferson). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.
New York Giants acquired undisclosed consideration; 1987 ninth round pick (#225-Stan Parker) from Indianapolis Colts for undisclosed consideration; Kenny Daniel. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.
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.
New York Giants received 1986 second round pick (#44-Mark Collins) and undisclosed consideration from Minnesota Vikings for rights to Gary Zimmerman and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors Minnesota Vikings.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and past considerations (waiver payment for Vyto Kab) from Philadelphia Eagles for undisclosed consideration and 1986 twelfth round pick (#326-Bobby Howard). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Ted Watts from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for undisclosed consideration and 1986 fourth round pick (#103-Vance Mueller). The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Ken Hill / Kenny Hil from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for undisclosed consideration and 1985 seventh round pick (#186-Kevin Belcher). The recorded outcome favors Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders.
Minnesota Vikings acquired Brad Van Pelt; undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Tony Galbreath; undisclosed consideration. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.
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.
Los Angeles Chargers acquired Brian Kelley; undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for 1984 tenth round pick (#257-Heyward Golden); undisclosed consideration. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers acquired rights to Zac Henderson; undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Doug Mackie; undisclosed consideration. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and undisclosed draft pick from Kansas City Chiefs for undisclosed consideration and John DeGruttola. The recorded outcome favors Kansas City Chiefs.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and conditional draft pick (not exercised) from New York Jets for undisclosed consideration and Chris Foote. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
Los Angeles Rams received Gary Jeter from New York Giants for 1983 third round pick (#63-Jamie Williams) and 1983 sixth round pick (#153-Kevin Belcher). The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
The Rams traded quarterback Jeff Rutledge to the Giants in September 1982 for the 1983 fourth-round pick that became safety Vince Newsome. Rutledge served as a long-term Giants backup and made four starts in 1983, but Newsome developed into a major Rams contributor. He played eight seasons for Los Angeles and started 69 games there, including 32 starts across 1989 and 1990.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Bill Matthews (b) / Billy Matthews from New England Patriots for undisclosed consideration and 1982 eleventh round pick > later changed to 1983 tenth round pick (#264-James Williams (c)). The recorded outcome favors New England Patriots.
Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received 1984 eighth round pick (#199-Ray Woodard) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Pete Shaw and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Bill Currier from New England Patriots for undisclosed consideration and 1982 eleventh round pick (#296-Steve Sandon). The recorded outcome favors New England Patriots.
Washington received Kevin Turner from New York Giants for 1983 twelfth round pick (#335-John Tuggle). The recorded outcome favors Washington Redskins.
New York Giants acquired Lyle Blackwood from Indianapolis Colts for a 1982 conditional twelfth round pick tied to Blackwood making the Giants roster. The pick was not exercised, and the overall result favors New York Giants.
Los Angeles Chargers acquired 1981 eleventh round pick (#280-Matt Petrzelka) from New York Giants for Cliff Olander. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.
Los Angeles Chargers acquired 1981 sixth round pick (#141-Andy Gissinger / Drew Gissinger) from New York Giants for Bo Matthews. Los Angeles Chargers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Los Angeles Chargers Win verdict.
New York Giants acquired 1981 sixth round pick (#145-Mel Hoover) from Green Bay Packers for Randy Dean. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.
Cincinnati sent Greg Fairchild to the New York Giants on August 1, 1980 for a conditional draft choice that would have been owed only if Fairchild made the Giants' roster. He did not make the regular-season roster, so the condition was not met and the pick was never exercised. With New York receiving no regular-season contribution and Cincinnati receiving no draft asset, the transaction produced no realized advantage for either club and belongs as an Even Trade.
New York Giants acquired 1981 eighth round pick (#221-Bill Ard) from Las Vegas Raiders for Odis McKinney. New York Giants received the stronger recorded football value.
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.
Philadelphia Eagles acquired Joe Pisarcik from New York Giants for 1981 sixth round pick (#165-Edward O'Neal / Ed O'Neal). The overall result favors New York Giants.
San Francisco 49ers acquired Ray Rhodes and Jimmy Robinson from New York Giants for Tony Dungy and Mike Hogan. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.
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New York Giants acquired undisclosed consideration; Mike McCoy (Patrick) from Las Vegas Raiders for undisclosed consideration; 1980 seventh round pick (#173-Malcolm Barnwell). The overall result favors Las Vegas/Oakland Raiders over New York Giants.
New York Giants acquired undisclosed consideration; 1980 seventh round pick (#182-Chris Linnin) from Cleveland Browns for undisclosed consideration; (Earl) Jack Gregory. New York Giants received the stronger recorded football value, matching the New York Giants Win verdict.
New York Giants received Richard Rosen from Dallas Cowboys for future considerations (details not identified). Richard Rosen and the unidentified future consideration produced no clear long-term separation.
Detroit Lions received undisclosed consideration, Dave Gallagher, and Marsh White from New York Giants for undisclosed consideration, 1979 eighth round pick (#201-Roy Simmons), and 1979 eleventh round pick (#284-Ken Johnson (d)). Detroit's player return produced the stronger documented value, while New York retained two late-round selections.
Pittsburgh Steelers received John Hicks and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Jim Clack, Ernie Pough (Ernest Pough), and undisclosed consideration. The multi-player exchange produced no clear long-term separation.
Minnesota received Bob Tucker and undisclosed consideration for a fifth-round pick used on Jim Krahl plus undisclosed consideration. Tucker became a multi-year starter and supplied the only substantial realized return, giving the Vikings the advantage.
New York acquired veteran tackle Gordon Gravelle from Pittsburgh for a future second-round pick that became No. 35 Bob Kohrs in 1980. Gravelle started every game for the Giants in both 1977 and 1978, giving New York 30 immediate starts across those two seasons. Kohrs became a useful NFL linebacker, but the Giants received the stronger direct return.
Pittsburgh sent James Files to the New York Giants for an unidentified 1978 draft pick. The incomplete selection record does not establish a clear winner.
New Orleans acquired Pat Hughes from the New York Giants for the 1978 tenth-round pick used on Greg Jorgensen. Hughes supplied the more useful realized return, giving the Saints a narrow win.
Denver acquired Craig Morton from the Giants for quarterback Steve Ramsey and a 1978 fifth-round pick. Morton immediately stabilized the Broncos, won major AFC player honors in 1977 and led the franchise to its first Super Bowl appearance. The timing and magnitude of that impact make the trade one of Denver’s most important quarterback moves.
San Francisco acquired Jim O'Bradovich from the New York Giants for the 1977 eighth-round pick used on Otis Rodgers. The Giants received the slightly stronger long-term return.
The New York Giants acquired Joe Danelo from Green Bay for the 1977 seventh-round pick used on Derrel Gofourth and the 1978 tenth-round pick used on Mark Totten. Neither side produced enough lasting value to separate from an Even Trade.
The New York Giants acquired Ron Mikolajczyk from the Oakland Raiders for the 1977 seventh-round pick used on Rich Martini. Oakland received the slightly stronger long-term return.
Miami Dolphins received Andy Selfridge and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for 1977 sixth round pick (#153-Emery Moorehead) and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
New York Giants received 1977 seventh round pick (#178-Al Dixon) and undisclosed pick (possibly 1978 #188-Rich Martini) from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for Joe Dawkins and Dave Simonson. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
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.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and 1976 conditional draft pick (not exercised?) from Green Bay Packers for undisclosed consideration and Ron Hornsby / Ronnie Hornsby. The recorded outcome favors Green Bay Packers.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and 1976 sixth round pick (#162-Dan Lloyd) from New England Patriots for undisclosed consideration and Leon McQuay. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
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 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.
Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received 1976 fifth round pick (selection not identified) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Leonard Dunlap and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Larry Christoff from Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts for undisclosed consideration and rights to Jim Sims. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
Buffalo Bills received 1976 draft pick (possibly #195-Jackie Williams) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Larry Watkins and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
Miami Dolphins received 1975 fifth round pick (#106-Morris Owens) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Henry Stuckey and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
Dallas Cowboys received 1975 first round pick (#2-Randy White), 1976 second round pick (#40-Jim Jensen (Douglas)) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Craig Morton and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors Dallas Cowboys.
San Francisco 49ers received Norm Snead and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for 1975 third round pick (#62-Danny Buggs), 1976 fourth round pick (#104-Gordon Bell) and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Jim Del Gaizo from Green Bay Packers for undisclosed consideration and 1976 third round pick (#74-Gary Barbaro). The recorded outcome favors Green Bay Packers.
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.
Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received 1975 seventh round pick (selection not identified) conditional pick not exercised and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Bill Rudder and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
New Orleans Saints received Vince Clements, undisclosed consideration and Vince Clements / Vin Clements from New York Giants for 1975 conditional pick not exercised, undisclosed consideration and 1975 draft pick (not exercised?). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
Miami Dolphins received 1975 14th round pick (exercised in 13th round #338-James Lewis (a)) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Ed Jenkins / Eddie Jenkins and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Charles Glass / Chip Glass from Cleveland Browns for undisclosed consideration and Carter Campbell. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
Pittsburgh Steelers received Leo Gasienica / Leo Gasienieca and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Doug Kotar and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and draft pick (selection not identified) from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for undisclosed consideration and rights to Richmond Flowers. The recorded outcome favors Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Roy Hilton from Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts for undisclosed consideration, Joe Orduna and 1975 sixth round pick (#131-Don Westbrook (a)). The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts.
Buffalo Bills received undisclosed draft pick (possibly 1976 #195-Jackie Williams) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Leo Hart and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and undisclosed draft pick (1974 #119-Clyde Powers) from Kansas City Chiefs for undisclosed consideration and Wayne Walton. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
Pittsburgh Steelers received cash and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Dennis Ferris / Denny Ferris and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration, (Earl) Jack Gregory and Fred Summers / Freddie Summers from Cleveland Browns for undisclosed consideration, 1973 first round pick (#16-Steve Holden) and 1973 second round pick (#30-Greg Pruitt). The recorded outcome favors Cleveland Browns.
Atlanta Falcons received Bill Johnson (Henry) and undisclosed consideration (details not identified) from New York Giants for draft pick (selection not identified) and undisclosed consideration (details not identified). The recorded outcome favors Atlanta Falcons.
Atlanta Falcons received 1972 sixth round pick (#140-Mike Perfetti) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Rich Enderle / Dick Enderle and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors Atlanta Falcons.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration, 1972 first round pick (#17-Eldridge Small), 1972 sixth round pick (#140) [later traded with undisclosed consideration to Atlanta Falcons for Rich Enderle / Dick Enderle and undisclosed consideration] and 1973 second round pick (#30) [later traded with undisclosed consideration and 1973 first round pick (#16-Steve Holden) to Cleveland Browns for undisclosed consideration, (Earl) Jack Gregory and Fred Summers / Freddie Summers] from New England Patriots for undisclosed consideration and Fred Dryer. The recorded outcome favors New England Patriots.
Minnesota reacquired Fran Tarkenton from the Giants for Norm Snead, Bob Grim, Vince Clements, a 1972 first-round pick, and a 1973 second-round pick that became Brad Van Pelt. New York received a real package, including a future five-time Pro Bowler. But Tarkenton stabilized Minnesota's offense and became the quarterback of the Vikings' Super Bowl-window years. That timing controlled the verdict.
Washington received Undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Richmond Flowers. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
Washington received Clifton McNeil from New York Giants for 1972 fifth round pick (probably #121-Larry Edwards), 1972 sixth round pick (later replaced with Richmond Flowers because Redskins did not have a 1972 sixth round pick) and 1972 seventh round pick (probably #177-Mike Zikas). The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
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.
Atlanta Falcons received 1973 fourth round pick (#94-Tom Geredine) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Randy Johnson (K.) and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
Los Angeles Rams received Rich Buzin / Dick Buzin from New York Giants for Joe Taffoni. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
Pittsburgh Steelers received 1972 draft pick (possibly #80-Lorenzo Brinkley) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Larry Gagner and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
Miami Dolphins received Wesley Grant / Wes Grant and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for 1972 third round pick (not exercised?) and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and draft pick (not exercised) from Dallas Cowboys for undisclosed consideration and Mike Gaechter. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
San Francisco 49ers received 1973 second round pick (#41-Willie Harper) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Roland Lakes and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Mike Gaechter from Dallas Cowboys for undisclosed consideration and draft pick (not exercised). The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
Washington received Bruce Anderson (Albert) from New York Giants for Jim Norton. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
San Francisco 49ers received draft pick (possibly 1971 #122-George Wells) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Clifton McNeil and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.
Los Angeles Rams received Tommy Crutcher / Tommy Joe Crutcher from New York Giants for 1971 fifth round pick (#122) [later traded with undisclosed consideration to San Francisco 49ers for Clifton McNeil and undisclosed consideration] and 1972 third round pick (#69-Tom Mozisek). The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
Pittsburgh Steelers received Henry Davis, John Fuqua / Frenchy Fuqua, and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Dick Shiner and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors Pittsburgh Steelers.
Atlanta Falcons received 1970 fifth round pick (#112-Bruce Van Ness) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Jerry Shay and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors Atlanta Falcons.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration, Ron Johnson (Adolphis), Wayne Meyland / Wayne Meylan and Jim Kanicki from Cleveland Browns for undisclosed consideration and Homer Jones. The recorded outcome favors Cleveland Browns.
Atlanta Falcons received 1970 eighth round pick (#194-Larry Brewer), 1970 seventh round pick (#169-Gary Orcutt) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors Atlanta Falcons.
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Atlanta Falcons received 1970 third round pick (#65-Todd Snyder), 1971 sixth round pick (#148-Ray Brown) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Junior Coffey and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
Pittsburgh Steelers received 1970 fourth round pick (#90-Jim Evenson) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for (Billy) Frank Parker and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors Pittsburgh Steelers.
Washington received Henry Dyer from New York Giants for cash. The recorded outcome favors Washington.
Philadelphia Eagles received Ron Blye / Ronnie Blye and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for 1970 fifth round pick (#112) [later traded with undisclosed consideration to Atlanta Falcons for Jerry Shay and undisclosed consideration] and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome is even.
Atlanta Falcons received cash and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Phil Sobocinski and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and cash from New Orleans Saints for undisclosed consideration and Gary Lane. The recorded outcome favors New Orleans Saints.
Los Angeles Rams received 1971 fifth round pick (#122-George Wells) from New York Giants for Milt Plum. The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration, Henry Dyer and Milt Plum from Los Angeles Rams for undisclosed consideration, draft pick (selection not identified) and 1971 fifth round pick (#122-George Wells). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.
Atlanta Falcons received 1970 seventh round pick (#169-Gary Orcutt), 1970 eighth round pick (#194-Larry Brewer) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Ralph Heck, Joe Szczecko and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors Atlanta Falcons.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration, Pete Gent and Ernest Sterling / Ernie Sterling from Dallas Cowboys for undisclosed consideration and draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Gary Lane from Cleveland Browns for undisclosed consideration and 1969 sixth round pick (#145-Larry Adams). The recorded outcome favors Cleveland Browns.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration, Bruce Maher and draft pick (possibly 1969 #60-Vernon Vanoy / Vern Vanoy) from Detroit Lions for undisclosed consideration, Bill Swain and Bill Triplett (Clarence). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
Baltimore acquired Earl Morrall from the Giants in August 1968, with tight end Butch Wilson becoming the final return to New York. Morrall immediately replaced an injured Johnny Unitas, led the Colts to a 13-1 record and won NFL MVP honors before helping the franchise win Super Bowl V two years later. Wilson never approached that impact, making Baltimore the overwhelming winner.
Atlanta Falcons received Glen Condren and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for cash and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors Atlanta Falcons.
New Orleans Saints received draft pick (possibly 1969 #117-Keith Christensen), undisclosed pick and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Gary Wood and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration, 1969 draft pick (selection not identified) and Sam Silas from Arizona Cardinals for undisclosed consideration, Clarence Childs and 1970 second round pick (#38-Chuck Hutchinson). The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
Baltimore sent linebacker/tight end Barry Brown to the Giants for defensive back and Olympic sprint champion Henry Carr on June 12, 1968. Brown appeared in 12 games for New York that season before later continuing his career in Boston. Carr did not produce a regular-season appearance for Baltimore. The return was modest for the Giants, but it was still more tangible than what the Colts realized from Carr.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration, Tommy Crutcher / Tommy Joe Crutcher and Steve Wright (T.) from Green Bay Packers for undisclosed consideration and Francis Peay. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration, Charlie Johnson, Barry Brown and "high draft choice" (not exercised) (replaced by George Wilson / Butch Wilson on 09-02) from Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts for undisclosed consideration, undisclosed terms (details not specified in source record), Henry Carr and Earl Morrall. The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts.
Dallas Cowboys received 1968 fourth round pick (#97-John Douglas (b)) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Jim Colvin / Rocky Colvin and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors Dallas Cowboys.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Bob Lurtsema from Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts for undisclosed consideration and 1968 fifth round pick (#126-Paul Elzey). The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts.
Cleveland Browns received 1968 sixth round pick (#152-Nathan James / Nat James) from New York Giants for Vince Costello. The recorded outcome favors Cleveland Browns.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and David Hathcock / Dave Hathcock / Dave Hatcock / Dave Hatcok from Green Bay Packers for undisclosed consideration and 1968 tenth round pick (#260-Richard Cash / Rich Cash / Rick Cash / Dick Cash). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
Los Angeles Rams received draft pick (possibly 1969 #67-Jon Sandstron) from New York Giants for Bruce Anderson (Albert). The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
New York Giants received Jim Colvin / Rocky Colvin and undisclosed consideration from Minnesota Vikings for draft pick (not exercised) and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
San Francisco 49ers received conditional draft pick (if Weisacosky makes team) (possibly #206-Charley Brown) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Ed Weisacosky and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
Washington received Sidney Williams / Sid Williams from New York Giants for cash. The recorded outcome favors Washington.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration, Sidney Williams / Sid Williams and Vince Costello from Cleveland Browns for undisclosed consideration, player to be named later or draft pick (selection not identified) and 1968 sixth round pick (#152-Nathan James / Nat James). The recorded outcome favors Cleveland Browns.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and cash from New Orleans Saints for undisclosed consideration and Jim Colvin / Rocky Colvin. The recorded outcome favors New Orleans Saints.
Washington received Jim Prestel from New York Giants for cash. The recorded outcome favors Washington.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Bill Triplett (Clarence) from Arizona Cardinals for undisclosed consideration and Jerry Hillebrand. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
The Giants acquired Fran Tarkenton and received five seasons of star quarterback play. Minnesota collected a massive pick package that produced Ron Yary, Ed White, Bob Grim, and other value, then later reacquired Tarkenton. New York received the best immediate player, but the Vikings converted the return into more lasting franchise value.
Washington received Steve Thurlow and Jim Carroll from New York Giants for Darrell Dess. The recorded outcome favors Washington.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Allen Jacobs from Green Bay Packers for undisclosed consideration and 1967 seventh round pick (#161-Bob Ziolkowski). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Jim Garcia from Cleveland Browns for undisclosed consideration and 1967 third round pick (#55-Don Cockroft). The recorded outcome favors Cleveland Browns.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Wendell Harris from Indianapolis Colts for undisclosed consideration and Andy Stynchula. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
New York Giants received Jim Prestel, Larry Vargo / Larry Varge and undisclosed consideration from Minnesota Vikings for Bill Briggs, draft pick (possibly 1967 #135-Don Bandy) and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
Cleveland Browns received draft pick (possibly 1966 #90-Jim Battle) from New York Giants for Mike Bundra. The recorded outcome favors Cleveland Browns.
New York Giants received Bill Swain and undisclosed consideration from Minnesota Vikings for 1966 sixth round pick (#83-Wilbur Aylor) and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
Pittsburgh Steelers received Frank Lambert and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for draft pick (undisclosed overall/player) and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
Green Bay Packers received draft pick (possibly 1966 #46-Tony Jeter) from New York Giants for John McDowell. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
New York Giants received Frank McClendon and undisclosed consideration from Minnesota Vikings for "middle round" draft pick (selection not identified) and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
Philadelphia acquired Lane Howell from New York Giants for Pete Case. The result stays even because the known return does not separate enough to justify a winner.
New York Giants received Dave O'Brien and undisclosed consideration from Minnesota Vikings for Bob Taylor (a) and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration, draft pick (possibly 1965 #33-Bob Timberlake) and John McDowell from Green Bay Packers for undisclosed consideration, Don Chandler and draft pick (possibly 1966 #46-Tony Jeter). The recorded outcome favors Green Bay Packers.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration, Andy Nelson and R.C. Owens from Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts for undisclosed consideration, Joe Don Looney, Lou Kirouac and 1965 sixth round pick (#71-Bob Felts / Bobby Felts). The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts.
Pittsburgh Steelers received Phil King and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for 1965 "high" draft pick (possibly #31-Chuck Mercein) and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Turnley Todd from Green Bay Packers for undisclosed consideration and 1965 seventh round pick (#85-Jerry Roberts (a) / Jerry Robert). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Max Messner from Detroit Lions for undisclosed consideration and draft pick (possibly 1965 #57-Tommy Vaughn). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Bob Crespino / Bobby Crespino from Cleveland Browns for undisclosed consideration and Dick Modzelewski. The recorded outcome favors Cleveland Browns.
Washington received Sam Huff and George Seals from New York Giants for Dick James, Andy Stynchula and 1965 fifth round pick (probably #62-Frank Lambert). The recorded outcome favors Washington.
San Francisco 49ers received Ralph Guglielmi, draft pick (not in first 3 rounds) (selection not identified) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Eddie Dove and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and undisclosed ("high") draft pick (selection not identified) from Cleveland Browns for undisclosed consideration and Reed Bohovich. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
New York Giants received Hugh McElhenny and undisclosed consideration from Minnesota Vikings for 1964 fourth round pick (#53-Tom Keating), 1965 second round pick (#15-Archie Sutton) and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors Minnesota Vikings.
Los Angeles Rams received Roosevelt Grier / Rosey Grier from New York Giants for John LoVetere and high draft pick (possibly 1964 #49-Matt Snell). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and 1964 high draft pick (possibly #52-George Seals) from Arizona Cardinals for undisclosed consideration and John Symank. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
Philadelphia Eagles received Paul Dudley and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for rights to Louis Guy / Buddy Guy and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration, Bill Quinlan / Billy Quinlan and John Symank from Green Bay Packers for undisclosed consideration and 1964 third round pick (#40-Joe O'Donnell (a)). The recorded outcome favors Green Bay Packers.
Philadelphia Eagles received Bill Quinlan / Billy Quinlan and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Gene Gossage and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
San Francisco 49ers received Bob Gaiters / Bobby Gaiters and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Aaron Thomas and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Paul Dudley from Green Bay Packers for undisclosed consideration and 1963 fourth round pick (#54-Lionel Aldridge). The recorded outcome favors Green Bay Packers.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Ralph Guglielmi from Arizona Cardinals for undisclosed consideration, Bill Triplett (Clarence) and 1963 high draft pick (#13-Don Brumm). The recorded outcome favors Arizona Cardinals.
New York Giants received Dick Pesonen, 1963 draft pick (#87-Dave Hoppmann) and undisclosed consideration from Minnesota Vikings for Cliff Livingston and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
Dallas Cowboys received Dick Nolan and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for 1963 fifth round pick (#62-David Hill / Dave Hill) and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
New York Giants received Charlie Janerette / Charley Janerette / Chuck Janerette and undisclosed consideration from Minnesota Vikings for Ed Mazurek and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
Green Bay Packers received Ben Davidson from New York Giants for draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome favors Green Bay Packers.
New York Giants received 1963 seventh round pick (#87-Dave Hoppmann) and undisclosed consideration from Minnesota Vikings for Jim Leo (a) and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
Los Angeles Rams received Bruce Tarbox from New York Giants for draft pick (possibly 1962 #59-Curtis Miranda). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.
Los Angeles received the No. 2 pick in the 1962 draft from New York and used it on quarterback Roman Gabriel; the Giants received star receiver Del Shofner and the No. 13 pick, used on Jerry Hillebrand. Gabriel became an MVP and long-term Rams quarterback, while Shofner earned three straight first-team All-Pro honors in New York and helped the Giants reach three consecutive NFL title games.
Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received Jerry Richardson (Johnson) from New York Giants for draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts.
San Francisco 49ers received Lou Cordileone and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Y.A. Tittle and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration, Jerry Richardson (Johnson) and draft pick (selection not identified) from Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts for undisclosed consideration, John Guzik and Jerry Richardson (Johnson). The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts.
New York Giants received Dave Whitsell, Zeke Smith, 1962 fifth round pick (#58-Gene Bolin / Bookie Bolin), 1962 draft pick (selection not identified) and undisclosed consideration from Minnesota Vikings for Mel Triplett, Bob Schnelker, Bob Schmidt and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
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.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration, Joel Wells and draft pick (selection not identified) from Green Bay Packers for undisclosed consideration, 1962 third round pick (#41-Gary Barnes) and Ben Davidson. The recorded outcome favors Green Bay Packers.
New York Giants received 1962 first round pick (#2) [later traded to Los Angeles Rams for Del Shofner and 1962 first round pick (#13-Jerry Hillebrand)] and undisclosed consideration from Minnesota Vikings for George Shaw and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
Washington received Fred Hageman from New York Giants for 1961 second round pick (#17-Bob Gaiters / Bobby Gaiters). The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Jon Gilliam from Green Bay Packers for undisclosed consideration and Don Herndon. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
Washington received 1961 third round pick (#39-Jim Cunningham) from New York Giants for Don Boll. The recorded outcome favors Washington.
Los Angeles Rams received Carl Karilivacz from New York Giants for draft pick (possibly 1961 #46-Ben Davidson). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.
Green Bay Packers received cash from New York Giants for Dick Nolan. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and George Shaw from Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts for undisclosed consideration, 1960 second round pick (#24-Marvin Terrel) and 1961 first round pick (probably #11-Bill Kilmer / Billy Kilmer. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration, cash and Dick Nolan from Green Bay Packers for undisclosed consideration, Emlen Tunnell / Em Tunnell and cash. The recorded outcome favors Green Bay Packers.
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.
Detroit Lions received 1959 fourth round pick (#46-Bob Grottkau) from New York Giants for Carl Karilivacz. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration, Al Barry, Joe Skivinski and John Skibinski (a) from Green Bay Packers for undisclosed consideration, 1959 seventh round pick (#83-Gary Raid) and draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Bob Mischak from Cleveland Browns for undisclosed consideration and 1959 sixth round pick (#70-Jim Prestel). The recorded outcome favors Cleveland Browns.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration, Lindon Crow and Pat Summerall from Arizona Cardinals for undisclosed consideration, Dick Nolan and Bobby Joe Conrad. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration, Dorne Dibble and Carl Karilivacz from Detroit Lions for undisclosed consideration, 1959 draft pick (selection not identified) and 1959 fourth round pick (#46-Bob Grottkau). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and undisclosed terms (details not specified in source record) from Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts for undisclosed consideration and Dick Yelverton. The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts.
Green Bay Packers received 1958 third round pick (#36-Ray Nitschke) from New York Giants for John Martinkovic. The recorded outcome favors Green Bay Packers.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and 1958 fifth round pick (#58-Bobby Joe Conrad) from Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts for undisclosed consideration and Henry Moore (a). The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
Green Bay Packers received Herb Rich from New York Giants for undisclosed draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration, Jack Spinks / Johnny Spinks, undisclosed draft pick (selection not identified) and John Martinkovic from Green Bay Packers for undisclosed consideration, 1957 twelfth round pick (#145-Glenn Bestor), Herb Rich and 1958 third round pick (#36-Ray Nitschke). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Gene Filipski from Cleveland Browns for undisclosed consideration and 1957 seventh round pick (#82-Mike Rotunno). The recorded outcome favors Cleveland Browns.
Los Angeles Rams received 1957 fourth round pick (#47-Lamar Lundy) from New York Giants for Ed Hughes (D.) and Tom McCormick (a). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.
Los Angeles sent Andy Robustelli to the Giants in July 1956 for New York's 1957 first-round pick, later used on Del Shofner. Robustelli immediately helped the Giants win the 1956 NFL championship and became a Hall of Fame defensive leader. The Rams still received major value: Shofner developed into an elite receiver. New York won the trade, but Los Angeles deserved far more credit than its old D+ grade.
The Rams sent Harland Svare and Stan West to the Giants in August 1955 for New York's 1956 first-round pick, which Los Angeles used on Joe Marconi at No. 6. Marconi became a useful multi-year back, while Svare became a starting linebacker on the Giants' 1956 championship team and remained part of a celebrated defense. Both clubs realized meaningful value, making an even result more defensible than the old lopsided grades.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and John Hlay from Green Bay Packers for undisclosed consideration and 1956 undisclosed pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
Los Angeles Rams received 1955 second round pick (#20-Sid Fournet) from New York Giants for Herb Rich. The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Bill Svoboda from Arizona Cardinals for undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and John Bauer from Green Bay Packers for undisclosed consideration and 1955 20th round pick (#236-Bob Anowiak / Bob Antkowiak). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
Los Angeles Rams received 1955 draft pick (selection not identified) from New York Giants for Jim Bailey (b) / Boxcar Bailey. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
San Francisco 49ers received Arnold Galiffa / Arnie Galiffa, not identified consideration and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Bob Van Doren and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.
Philadelphia acquired Don Menasco; Chester Lagod / Chet Lagod from New York Giants for Frank Ziegler; Bob Schnelker.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and undisclosed terms (details not specified in source record) from Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts for undisclosed consideration, 1955 fourth round pick (#44-Jack Patera) and 1955 ninth round pick (#104-Bill Evans (a)). The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Ray Pelfrey from Indianapolis Colts for undisclosed consideration and Tom Finnin. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
Green Bay Packers received Bill Skyinskus from New York Giants for undisclosed draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration, player to be named later (rights to Arnold Galiffa / Arnie Galiffa on 1953-10-09) and undisclosed draft pick (selection not identified) from Green Bay Packers for undisclosed consideration, Val Joe Walker, 1954 first round pick (#4-Veryl Switzer) and Bill Skyinskus. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and 1952 undisclosed draft pick (not exercised?) from Green Bay Packers for undisclosed consideration and Gene Roberts. The recorded outcome favors Green Bay Packers.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Kelly Mote / Kelley Mote from Detroit Lions for undisclosed consideration and Ollie Cline. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
Arizona Cardinals received 1950 third round pick (not disclosed) / future player consideration (identity not specified in source record) from New York Giants for Ray Mallouf. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
New York Giants received undisclosed consideration, Pat West, and Jim Ford (a) from Green Bay Packers for undisclosed consideration, Jack Bush (a), and Ed Kelley. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.
New York acquired undisclosed consideration; 1949 25th round pick (#250-Ralph Doran) from Arizona Cardinals for undisclosed consideration. New York received the slightly stronger recorded return, matching the New York Giants Win verdict.
New York acquired undisclosed consideration; 1948 ninth round pick (#75-Ed Royston) from Arizona/St. Louis Cardinals for undisclosed consideration.
New York acquired undisclosed consideration; rights to DeWitt Coulter / Tex Coulter from Arizona/St. Louis Cardinals for undisclosed consideration; rights to Vic Schwall.
New York Giants acquired undisclosed consideration; cash from Arizona Cardinals for undisclosed consideration; Lou Marotti. The overall result favors Arizona Cardinals over New York Giants.
The Rams acquired Jack Hadden from the New York Giants for Carl Littlefield. The available record points to a minor transaction with no clear long-term advantage for either franchise, so the trade is graded even.
New York acquired undisclosed consideration; cash from Chicago Bears for undisclosed consideration; Lester Corzine.
Pittsburgh acquired rights to Ted Doyle from New York Giants for rights to Hugh Wolfe. The available record points to a balanced exchange rather than a clear steal. Pittsburgh addressed its roster or draft-board preference, while New York Giants received comparable value in return
New York acquired undisclosed consideration from Green Bay Packers for undisclosed consideration; Al Bloodgood.
New York sent Hall of Fame tackle Cal Hubbard to Green Bay for cash. Hubbard became a cornerstone of the Packers dynasty and a charter Hall of Famer, while the Giants received only cash in an era when player sales were common but rarely justified.