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Indianapolis Colts (franchise now Indianapolis Colts) acquired Undisclosed / not specified in raw record from unidentified partner for 2025 4th round pick (117th overall, Jarquez Hunter), 2025 4th round pick (127th overall subsequently traded, Jalen Travis) and 2025 6th round pick (190th overall subsequently traded, Tim Smith) to Rams for. Strict hindsight does not create a decisive winner. The exchange reads as a balanced roster, draft-position, cash, or administrative move, with neither side receiving clearly superior long-term value. Outcome remains early; the row is public-visible but should be revisited after additional seasons.

Atlanta acquired undisclosed consideration from unidentified partner for Traded 1996 5th round pick (153rd overall, Jermaine Lewis) to for Gene Williams. The public record leaves part of the consideration uncertain, so this is treated cautiously. Atlanta addressed a roster need or draft-board preference, but the incomplete asset trail prevents a more aggressive verdict

Tampa Bay acquired 1996 2nd round pick (35th overall; Mike Alstott) Tampa Bay Buccaneers gets the verdict based on the stronger recorded return.

Green Bay acquired 1994 conditional seventh round pick (return of previously traded pick) from unidentified partner for Eric Dickerson. The available record points to a balanced exchange, administrative move, or low-leverage transaction without a clear long-term winner. Both sides receive comparable grades. The transaction is retained in the public file as a documented void, return, or amendment rather than hidden from the trade history.

Chicago acquired 1989 fifth round pick (#130-Mark Green (Anthony)) from Unknown partner for UNDISCLOSED. Chicago gets the slight hindsight edge once actual careers, pick conversions, and roster value are weighed. This is no longer treated as a default Even merely because the compensation was modest; the grade reflects the better realized football asset.

Chicago acquired 1987 fifth round pick (#120-Steve Bryan (a)) from Unknown partner for UNDISCLOSED. Chicago gets the slight hindsight edge once actual careers, pick conversions, and roster value are weighed. This is no longer treated as a default Even merely because the compensation was modest; the grade reflects the better realized football asset.

The exchange of 1985 fifth round pick for Kenny Neil stayed close enough in realized value to remain a true even verdict

Arizona acquired Al Baker / Bubba Baker from unidentified partner for not disclosed. Cardinals Win. The talent acquired (Al Baker / Bubba Baker) provided more impact than what Arizona surrendered

Los Angeles Raiders added undisclosed while sending Dwayne O'Steen to Unknown. The decision rests on the useful football value created by the names involved

Tampa Bay acquired undisclosed compensation from Unknown for Bob Moo Unknown Team gets the verdict based on the stronger recorded return.

Jets acquired not specified in source record from Unknown partner for Ed Galigher. Depth move with limited long-term impact; historical production on both sides was marginal, supporting an even grade.

San Francisco acquired Ed Galigher for unknown consideration. The 49ers received the clearer football asset in the current record, giving San Francisco a slight win.

Chicago acquired Royce Berry from Unknown partner for UNDISCLOSED. Chicago gets the slight hindsight edge once actual careers, pick conversions, and roster value are weighed. This is no longer treated as a default Even merely because the compensation was modest; the grade reflects the better realized football asset.

Chicago acquired Brad Cousino from Unknown partner for UNDISCLOSED. Chicago gets the slight hindsight edge once actual careers, pick conversions, and roster value are weighed. This is no longer treated as a default Even merely because the compensation was modest; the grade reflects the better realized football asset.

Chicago acquired 1976 fourth round pick (#108-Wayne Rhodes) from Unknown partner for UNDISCLOSED. Chicago gets the slight hindsight edge once actual careers, pick conversions, and roster value are weighed. This is no longer treated as a default Even merely because the compensation was modest; the grade reflects the better realized football asset.

undisclosed received undisclosed compensation and gave up Glen Ray Hines. Unknown Team gets the verdict based on the stronger recorded return.

Baltimore Colts (franchise now Indianapolis Colts) acquired Robert Irsay from unidentified partner for Carroll Rosenbloom. Strict hindsight does not create a decisive winner. The exchange reads as a balanced roster, draft-position, cash, or administrative move, with neither side receiving clearly superior long-term value.

Los Angeles/Cleveland/St. Louis Rams acquired Carroll Rosenbloom from Multiple teams for Robert Irsay. This grades as close to even or administrative because the exchange was balanced, uncertain, reversed, conditional, or too minor to justify a directional win.

Chicago acquired Bob Jeter / Bobby Jeter from Unknown partner for Ross Montgomery. Hindsight favors the partner based on greater cumulative production and roster impact.

Chicago acquired Lee Roy Caffey from Unknown partner for UNDISCLOSED. Chicago gets the slight hindsight edge once actual careers, pick conversions, and roster value are weighed. This is no longer treated as a default Even merely because the compensation was modest; the grade reflects the better realized football asset.

Baltimore Colts (franchise now Indianapolis Colts) acquired Undisclosed / not specified in raw record from unidentified partner for George Wilson / Butch Wilson. Strict hindsight does not create a decisive winner. The exchange reads as a balanced roster, draft-position, cash, or administrative move, with neither side receiving clearly superior long-term value.

New York acquired undisclosed consideration; George Wilson / Butch Wilson from unidentified partner for undisclosed consideration. Status:.

Arizona acquired undisclosed compensation from an undisclosed partner for Jerry Hillebrand. Even. This remains a true draw because the confirmed assets do not create a reliable value gap after accounting for player impact, draft slot value, and incomplete historical detail

Minnesota acquired Jerry Hillebrand from trade partner for. The value curve favors Minnesota. The Vikings received the stronger or more useful side of the exchange after accounting for draft position, player value, and long-term roster return.

An undisclosed partner received undisclosed compensation and gave up Jacky Lee.

Chicago acquired draft pick (undisclosed pick) from undisclosed for Parilli (Vito Parilli / Babe Parilli undisclosed). Hindsight favors the partner based on greater cumulative production and roster impact.

Arizona acquired Tom Dahms from Cardinals for 1957 sixth round pick (#70-John Nisby / Jack Nisby). Cardinals Loss. The trade cost Arizona long-term talent, with Tom Dahms failing to match the impact of 1957 sixth round pick (#70-John Nisby / Jack Nisby)

Philadelphia acquired Bill Matthews (a) from Unknown/undisclosed partner for No public compensation listed.

Philadelphia acquired Jack Zilly from Unknown/undisclosed partner for No public compensation listed.

Los Angeles/Cleveland/St. Louis Rams acquired undisclosed consideration from Multiple teams for Jack Zilly. Minor depth transaction with no long-term impact for either franchise; historical hindsight shows balanced value.

Chicago acquired 1950 first round pick (#3-Chuck Hunsinger) from Unknown partner for UNDISCLOSED. Hindsight shows Chicago acquired superior long-term value based on production, longevity, and championship impact.

Chicago acquired Vannie Albonese from Unknown partner for UNDISCLOSED. Chicago gets the slight hindsight edge once actual careers, pick conversions, and roster value are weighed. This is no longer treated as a default Even merely because the compensation was modest; the grade reflects the better realized football asset.

Chicago acquired UNDISCLOSED from Unknown partner for UNDISCLOSED. Both sides received roughly equivalent value when weighing production and cost.