Washington Commanders

San Francisco 49ers acquired Brian Robinson from Washington Commanders for 2026 6th round pick (209th overall, Matt Gulbin). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington acquired Laremy Tunsil and a fourth-round pick from Houston for a package of 2025 and 2026 draft assets. Washington received a premium left tackle, while Houston gained meaningful draft volume. This remains an even high-value trade for now.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 2025 5th round pick (147th overall, Jordan James) from Washington Commanders for Deebo Samuel. The overall result favors Washington Commanders over San Francisco 49ers.

New Orleans Saints acquired 2025 3rd round pick (93rd overall, Jonas Sanker), 2025 4th round pick (131st overall, Quincy Riley) and 2025 6th round pick (184th overall, Devin Neal) from Washington Commanders for Marshon Lattimore and 2025 5th round pick (147th overall subsequently traded, Jordan James). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

New Orleans Saints acquired John Ridgeway and 2025 7th round pick (248th overall, Moliki Matavao) from Washington Commanders for 2025 6th round pick (184th overall subsequently traded, Devin Neal). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Cleveland Browns acquired a conditional 2025 pick (7th round; not conveyed) from Washington Commanders for Cade York. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington Commanders acquired 2025 3rd round pick (79th overall subsequently traded, Jaylin Noel), 2025 7th round pick (236th overall subsequently traded, LeQuint Allen) and 2025 7th round pick (248th overall subsequently traded, Moliki Matavao) from Philadelphia Eagles for Jahan Dotson and 2025 5th round pick (165th overall subsequently traded, Oronde Gadsden). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington Commanders acquired 2024 2nd round pick (50th overall, Mike Sainristil), 2024 2nd round pick (53rd overall, Ben Sinnott) and 2024 5th round pick (161st overall, Dominique Hampton) from Philadelphia Eagles for 2024 2nd round pick (40th overall, Cooper DeJean), 2024 3rd round pick (78th overall subsequently traded, Calen Bullock) and 2024 5th round pick (152nd overall, Ainias Smith). Washington Commanders received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Washington Commanders Win verdict.

Seattle Seahawks acquired Sam Howell, 2024 4th round pick (102nd overall subsequently traded, Troy Franklin); 2024 6th round pick (179th overall, Sataoa Laumea); Sam Howell, 2024 4th round pick (102nd overall subsequently traded, Troy Franklin) and 2024 6th round pick (179th overall, Sataoa Laumea) from Washington Commanders for 2024 3rd round pick (78th overall subsequently traded, Calen Bullock); 2024 5th round pick (152nd overall subsequently traded, Ainias Smith). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

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

San Francisco 49ers acquired Chase Young from Washington Commanders for 2024 3rd round pick (100th overall, Luke McCaffrey). San Francisco 49ers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the San Francisco 49ers Win verdict.

Buffalo Bills acquired 2023 5th round pick (150th overall, Justin Shorter) and 2023 6th round pick (215th overall subsequently traded, Zach Evans) from Washington Commanders for 2023 5th round pick (137th overall, K.J. Henry). Buffalo Bills received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Buffalo Bills Win verdict.

Pittsburgh Steelers acquired William Jackson III and a conditional 2025 pick (7th round; not conveyed) from Washington Commanders for a conditional 2025 pick (6th round; not conveyed). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Carolina Panthers acquired 2022 4th round pick (120th overall, Brandon Smith) and 2022 6th round pick (189th overall, Amare Barno) from Washington Commanders for 2022 5th round pick (144th overall, Sam Howell) and 2022 5th round pick (149th overall, Cole Turner). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

New Orleans Saints acquired 2022 1st round pick (11th overall, Chris Olave) from Washington Commanders for 2022 1st round pick (16th overall, Jahan Dotson), 2022 3rd round pick (98th overall, Brian Robinson) and 2022 4th round pick (120th overall subsequently traded, Brandon Smith). New Orleans Saints received the stronger recorded football value, matching the New Orleans Saints Win verdict.

Indianapolis Colts acquired 2022 2nd round pick (42nd overall subsequently traded, Andrew Booth), 2022 3rd round pick (73rd overall, Jelani Woods) and 2023 3rd round pick (79th overall, Josh Downs) from Washington Commanders for Carson Wentz, 2022 2nd round pick (47th overall, Phidarian Mathis) and 2022 7th round pick (240th overall, Christian Holmes). Indianapolis Colts received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Indianapolis Colts Win verdict.

Washington Commanders acquired 2021 6th round pick (225th overall, Camaron Cheeseman) and 2021 7th round pick (240th overall, William Bradley-King) from Philadelphia Eagles for 2022 5th round pick (154th overall subsequently traded, Snoop Conner). The overall result favors Washington Football Team over Washington Commanders.

Washington Commanders acquired Ereck Flowers and 2021 7th round pick (258th overall, Dax Milne) from Miami Dolphins for 2021 7th round pick (244th overall, Gerrid Doaks). The overall result favors Washington Football Team over Washington Commanders.

Las Vegas Raiders acquired 2021 6th round pick (203rd overall subsequently traded, Marquez Stevenson) from Washington Commanders for David Sharpe and 2021 7th round pick (244th overall subsequently traded, Gerrid Doaks). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington Commanders acquired 2020 5th round pick (156th overall, Keith Ismael) and 2021 3rd round pick (74th overall, Benjamin St-Juste) from San Francisco 49ers for Trent Williams. The overall result favors San Francisco 49ers over Washington Commanders.

Washington Commanders acquired Kyle Allen from Carolina Panthers for 2020 5th round pick (148th overall subsequently traded, Alton Robinson). The overall result favors Carolina Panthers over Washington Commanders.

Washington Commanders acquired 2020 5th round pick (162nd overall, Khaleke Hudson) from Seattle Seahawks for Quinton Dunbar. The overall result favors Washington Redskins over Washington Commanders.

Buffalo Bills acquired 2019 3rd round pick (96th overall, Dawson Knox) from Washington Commanders for 2019 4th round pick (112th overall, Bryce Love) and 2019 4th round pick (131st overall, Wes Martin). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Indianapolis Colts acquired 2019 2nd round pick (46th overall; traded to Cleveland for picks 49, Ben Banogu, and 144, Marvell Tell; Cleveland selected Greedy Williams at 46) and 2020 2nd round pick (34th overall, Michael Pittman) from Washington Commanders for 2019 1st round pick (26th overall, Montez Sweat). Indianapolis Colts received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Indianapolis Colts Win verdict.

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.

Washington Commanders acquired Ha Ha Clinton-Dix from Green Bay Packers for 2019 4th round pick (118th overall subsequently traded, Hjalte Froholdt). The overall result favors Green Bay Packers over Washington Commanders.

Washington Commanders acquired 2018 6th round pick (197th overall, Shaun Dion Hamilton) and 2018 7th round pick (256th overall, Trey Quinn) from Los Angeles Rams for 2018 6th round pick (205th overall, Trevon Young) and 2018 7th round pick (231st overall, Travin Howard). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington Commanders acquired 2018 2nd round pick (59th overall, Derrius Guice) and 2018 3rd round pick (74th overall, Geron Christian) from San Francisco 49ers for 2018 2nd round pick (44th overall, Dante Pettis) and 2018 5th round pick (142nd overall, D.J. Reed). The overall result favors Washington Redskins over Washington Commanders.

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.

Washington Commanders acquired Alex Smith from Kansas City Chiefs for Kendall Fuller and 2018 3rd round pick (78th overall subsequently traded, Malik Jefferson). The overall result favors Kansas City Chiefs over Washington Commanders.

Washington Commanders acquired 2018 7th round pick (241st overall, Greg Stroman) from Los Angeles Rams for Derek Carrier. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Pittsburgh Steelers acquired Dashaun Phillips from Washington Commanders for Lucas Crowley. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Minnesota Vikings acquired 2017 6th round pick (201st overall, Bucky Hodges) and 2017 7th round pick (220th overall, Ifeadi Odenigbo) from Washington Commanders for 2017 6th round pick (199th overall, Chase Roullier) and 2017 7th round pick (230th overall, Josh Harvey-Clemons). The overall result favors Washington Redskins/Commanders over Minnesota Vikings.

Washington Commanders acquired 2017 4th round pick (114th overall, Samaje Perine) from New York Jets for 2016 5th round pick (158th overall, Brandon Shell). New York Jets received the stronger long-term football value, matching the New York Jets Win verdict.

Washington Commanders acquired 2016 5th round pick (152nd overall, Matthew Ioannidis) and 2017 5th round pick (154th overall, Jeremy Sprinkle) from New Orleans Saints for 2016 4th round pick (120th overall, David Onyemata). The overall result favors Washington Redskins over Washington Commanders.

Houston Texans come out ahead in this trade. The final grade profile (Washington C+, Houston Texans B) supports the existing verdict and gives the winning side the cleaner value result.

Washington come out ahead in this trade. The final grade profile (New Orleans Saints C, Washington B) supports the existing verdict and gives the winning side the cleaner value result.

Washington come out ahead in this trade. The final grade profile (Washington A-, Seattle Seahawks D) supports the existing verdict and gives the winning side the cleaner value result.

Washington come out ahead in this trade. The final grade profile (Tampa Bay Buccaneers C, Washington B) supports the existing verdict and gives the winning side the cleaner value result.

Washington come out ahead in this trade. The final grade profile (Washington B, Tennessee Titans C) supports the existing verdict and gives the winning side the cleaner value result.

Washington Commanders acquired 2014 2nd round pick (47th overall, Trent Murphy) and 2014 3rd round pick (78th overall, Spencer Long) from Dallas Cowboys for 2014 2nd round pick (34th overall, DeMarcus Lawrence). The overall result favors Dallas Cowboys over Washington Commanders.

Detroit Lions acquired Kevin Barnes from Washington Commanders for an undisclosed 2013 draft pick (not exercised). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Buffalo Bills acquired 2012 3rd round pick (69th overall, T.J. Graham) from Washington Commanders for 2012 3rd round pick (71st overall, Josh LeRibeus) and 2012 7th round pick (217th overall, Jordan Bernstine). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

The Robert Griffin III trade remains one of the most famous quarterback gambles of the modern draft era. Washington moved a massive package to select Griffin, who delivered a spectacular rookie season but not long-term stability. The Rams turned the pick into a haul of premium assets, giving St. Louis the stronger long-term result. The deal remains a priority evergreen page because RGIII's rookie season, injury arc, and the Rams' asset haul still draw major trade-history interest.

Washington Commanders acquired Tim Hightower from Arizona Cardinals for Vonnie Holliday and 2012 6th round pick (177th overall, Justin Bethel). The overall result favors Arizona/St. Louis Cardinals over Washington Commanders.

Washington Commanders acquired 2013 5th round pick (162nd overall, Brandon Jenkins) from New England Patriots for Albert Haynesworth. Washington Commanders received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Washington Commanders Win verdict.

Minnesota Vikings acquired Donovan McNabb from Washington Commanders for 2012 6th round pick (173rd overall, Alfred Morris). The overall result favors Washington Redskins/Commanders over Minnesota Vikings.

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

Washington Commanders acquired 2011 4th round pick (105th overall, Roy Helu) and 2011 6th round pick (178th overall, Aldrick Robinson) from Houston Texans for 2011 4th round pick (127th overall, Roc Carmichael), 2011 5th round pick (144th overall, Shiloh Keo) and 2011 5th round pick (152nd overall, T.J. Yates). The overall result favors Houston Texans over Washington Commanders.

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

Indianapolis Colts acquired 2011 2nd round pick (49th overall, Ben Ijalana) from Washington Commanders for 2011 2nd round pick (53rd overall subsequently traded, Stephen Paea) and 2011 5th round pick (152nd overall subsequently traded, T.J. Yates). The overall result favors Washington Redskins/Commanders over Indianapolis Colts.

Miami Dolphins acquired 2011 2nd round pick (62nd overall, Daniel Thomas) from Washington Commanders for 2011 3rd round pick (79th overall, Leonard Hankerson), 2011 5th round pick (146th overall, DeJon Gomes) and 2011 7th round pick (217th overall, Maurice Hurt). Miami Dolphins received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Miami Dolphins Win verdict.

Jacksonville moved up from No. 16 to No. 10 and sent Washington a second-round pick to select Blaine Gabbert. Washington landed Ryan Kerrigan and extra draft value, while Gabbert became a major first-round miss, making this a clear Washington win.

Indianapolis Colts acquired Justin Tryon from Washington Commanders for 2011 7th round pick (224th overall, Markus White). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington Commanders acquired Hall Davis from Los Angeles Rams for Dennis Morris. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington Commanders acquired John Beck from Baltimore Ravens for Doug Dutch. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington Commanders acquired Jammal Brown and 2011 5th round pick (155th overall, Niles Paul) from New Orleans Saints for 2011 3rd round pick (72nd overall, Martez Wilson). The overall result favors New Orleans Saints over Washington Commanders.

Miami Dolphins acquired 2010 5th round pick (163rd overall, Reshad Jones) from Washington Commanders for 2010 6th round pick (174th overall, Dennis Morris) and 2010 7th round pick (219th overall, Terrence Austin). Miami Dolphins received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Miami Dolphins Win verdict.

Las Vegas Raiders acquired Jason Campbell from Washington Commanders for 2012 4th round pick (109th overall subsequently traded, Alameda Ta'amu). The overall result favors Oakland Raiders over Las Vegas Raiders.

Washington Commanders acquired 2010 7th round pick (229th overall, Erik Cook) and 2010 7th round pick (231st overall, Selvish Capers) from New England Patriots for 2010 7th round pick (208th overall, Thomas Welch). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Los Angeles Rams acquired 2010 5th round pick (135th overall subsequently traded, Dominique Franks) and 2010 7th round pick (211th overall, Marquis Johnson) from Washington Commanders for Adam Carriker, 2010 5th round pick (163rd overall subsequently traded, Reshad Jones) and 2010 7th round pick (208th overall subsequently traded, Thomas Welch). The overall result favors Washington Redskins over Los Angeles Rams.

Washington Commanders acquired Donovan McNabb from Philadelphia Eagles for 2010 2nd round pick (37th overall, Nate Allen) and 2010 4th round pick (104th overall subsequently traded, Alterraun Verner). The overall result favors Philadelphia Eagles over Washington Commanders.

Minnesota Vikings acquired 2009 5th round pick (150th overall, Jasper Brinkley) from Washington Commanders for 2009 5th round pick (158th overall, Cody Glenn) and 2009 7th round pick (221st overall, Eddie Williams). The overall result favors Vikings over Minnesota Vikings.

Miami Dolphins acquired an undisclosed 2008 draft pick from Washington Commanders for Jason Taylor. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Minnesota Vikings acquired an undisclosed 2008 draft pick from Washington Commanders for Erasmus James. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Tennessee Titans acquired undisclosed consideration from Washington Commanders for 2008 4th round pick (124th overall, Justin Tryon) and 2008 5th round pick (157th overall subsequently traded, Roy Schuening). Tennessee Titans received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Tennessee Titans Win verdict.

Washington Commanders acquired 2008 6th round pick (168th overall, Durant Brooks) and 2008 6th round pick (180th overall, Kareem Moore) from Los Angeles Rams for 2008 5th round pick (157th overall, Roy Schuening) and 2008 7th round pick (228th overall, Chris Chamberlain). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington Commanders acquired an undisclosed 2008 draft pick, 2008 2nd round pick (34th overall, Devin Thomas) and 2008 4th round pick (103rd overall subsequently traded, William Hayes); an undisclosed 2008 draft pick, 2008 2nd round pick (34th overall, Devin Thomas); 2008 4th round pick (103rd overall subsequently traded, William Hayes) from Atlanta Falcons for 2008 1st round pick (21st overall, Sam Baker), 2008 3rd round pick (84th overall, Harry Douglas) and 2008 5th round pick (154th overall, Kroy Biermann); 2008 1st round pick (21st overall, Sam Baker), 2008 3rd round pick (84th overall, Harry Douglas); 2008 5th round pick (154th overall, Kroy Biermann). The overall result favors Atlanta Falcons over Washington Commanders.

Washington Commanders acquired Pete Kendall from New York Jets for an undisclosed 2007 draft pick. The overall result favors Washington Redskins over Washington Commanders.

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

Atlanta Falcons acquired T.J. Duckett to Redskins. Broncos sent Ashley Lelie from Washington Commanders for T.J. Duckett. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

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.

Washington Commanders acquired Mike Rumph from San Francisco 49ers for Taylor Jacobs. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

New York Jets acquired 2006 2nd round pick (53rd overall subsequently traded, Anthony Fasano), 2006 6th round pick (189th overall, Drew Coleman) and 2007 2nd round pick (37th overall subsequently traded, Eric Weddle) from Washington Commanders for 2006 2nd round pick (35th overall, Rocky McIntosh). The overall result favors Washington Commanders/Redskins over New York Jets.

New York Jets acquired Patrick Ramsey from Washington Commanders for 2006 6th round pick (173rd overall, Reed Doughty). New York Jets received the stronger recorded football value, matching the New York Jets Win verdict.

Washington Commanders acquired Brandon Lloyd from San Francisco 49ers for and 2006 3rd round pick (84th overall, Brandon Williams). The overall result favors San Francisco 49ers over Washington Commanders.

Washington Commanders acquired 2006 6th round pick (196th overall, Kedric Golston) from Carolina Panthers for Rod Gardner. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Minnesota Vikings acquired 2005 4th round pick (112th overall, Ciatrick Fason) from Washington Commanders for 2005 4th round pick (120th overall, Manuel White) and 2005 5th round pick (154th overall, Robert McCune). The overall result favors Washington Redskins/Commanders over Minnesota Vikings.

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.

New York Jets acquired Laveranues Coles from Washington Commanders for Santana Moss. The overall result favors Washington Commanders/Redskins over New York Jets.

Washington Commanders acquired 2004 3rd round pick (81st overall, Chris Cooley) and 2004 5th round pick (151st overall, Mark Wilson) from New Orleans Saints for 2004 5th round pick (139th overall, Rodney Leisle) and 2005 2nd round pick (40th overall, Josh Bullocks). The overall result favors New Orleans Saints over Washington Commanders.

Washington Commanders acquired James Thrash from Philadelphia Eagles for 2005 5th round pick (146th overall, Trent Cole). The overall result favors Philadelphia Eagles over Washington Commanders.

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

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.

Jacksonville Jaguars acquired 2004 3rd round pick (72nd overall subsequently traded, Donnell Washington) from Washington Commanders for Mark Brunell. Jacksonville Jaguars received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Jacksonville Jaguars Win verdict.

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.

Washington Commanders acquired Martin Chase from New Orleans Saints for 2004 7th round pick (206th overall subsequently traded, Mark Jones). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington Commanders acquired 2004 7th round pick (conditional, not exercised) from Green Bay Packers for David Brandt. The overall result favors Green Bay Packers over Washington Commanders.

Washington Commanders acquired 2003 3rd round pick (81st overall, Derrick Dockery) and 2003 5th round pick (140th overall subsequently traded, Derek Pagel) from New England Patriots for 2003 3rd round pick (75th overall subsequently traded, Seth Wand) and 2004 4th round pick (104th overall subsequently traded, Isaac Sopoaga). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Los Angeles Rams acquired David Loverne and 2003 4th round pick (107th overall, DeJuan Groce) from Washington Commanders for Trung Canidate. The overall result favors Washington Redskins over Los Angeles Rams.

Detroit Lions acquired 2003 5th round pick (144th overall, James Davis) from Washington Commanders for Brenden Stai. Detroit Lions received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Detroit Lions Win verdict.

Miami Dolphins acquired Sage Rosenfels from Washington Commanders for 2003 7th round pick (232nd overall, Gibran Hamdan). Miami Dolphins received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Miami Dolphins Win verdict.

Jacksonville traded down 10 spots in the 3rd round (79th to 89th) and added a 4th-round pick, landing Akin Ayodele (89th) and Chris Luzar (118th). Moving down 10 spots in the 3rd round and picking up a 4th is a reasonable value capture. Ayodele became a useful starting linebacker; Luzar did not stick. Jacksonville extracted a pick while still getting a playable player. This is a minor Jacksonville lean and supports the Jaguars Win label

Las Vegas Raiders acquired 2002 1st round pick (18th overall subsequently traded, T.J. Duckett) from Washington Commanders for 2002 1st round pick (21st overall subsequently traded, Daniel Graham) and 2002 3rd round pick (89th overall subsequently traded, Akin Ayodele). The overall result favors Washington Commanders/Redskins over Las Vegas Raiders.

Washington Commanders acquired 2002 1st round pick (32nd overall, Patrick Ramsey), 2002 3rd round pick (96th overall subsequently traded, Dorsett Davis) and 2002 7th round pick (234th overall, Greg Scott) from New England Patriots for 2002 1st round pick (21st overall, Daniel Graham). The overall result favors New England Patriots over Washington Commanders.

Washington Commanders acquired 2002 2nd round pick (56th overall, Ladell Betts), 2002 3rd round pick (87th overall, Cliff Russell) and 2002 5th round pick (159th overall, Andre Lott) from Baltimore Ravens for 2002 2nd round pick (52nd overall, Anthony Weaver) and 2002 3rd round pick (96th overall subsequently traded, Dorsett Davis). The overall result favors Washington Redskins over Washington Commanders.

New York Jets acquired 2002 5th round pick (154th overall, Jonathan Goodwin) from Washington Commanders for David Loverne and 2002 5th round pick (160th overall, Robert Royal). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington Commanders acquired Danny Wuerffel from Houston Texans for Jerry DeLoach. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington Commanders acquired Robert Arnaud from New Orleans Saints for a conditional 2002 pick. The overall result favors Washington Redskins over Washington Commanders.

Washington Commanders acquired 2001 5th round pick (154th overall, Darnerien McCants) and 2001 6th round pick (186th overall, Mario Monds) from Los Angeles Rams for 2001 5th round pick (145th overall, Jerametrius Butler). The overall result favors Washington Redskins over Washington Commanders.

Washington Commanders acquired Joe Zelenka from San Francisco 49ers for 2001 7th round pick (224th overall, Eric Johnson). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Miami Dolphins acquired Matt Turk from Washington Commanders for 2001 7th round pick. The overall result favors Redskins over Miami Dolphins.

Washington moved up for Chris Samuels, while San Francisco received a large pick package that created multiple useful asset paths. Samuels became a franchise left tackle, and the 49ers also captured strong value from the return. This grades as an even high-value trade.

Miami Dolphins acquired 2001 6th round pick (177th overall, Josh Heupel) from Washington Commanders for Barron Tanner. Miami Dolphins received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Miami Dolphins Win verdict.

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.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Shar Pourdanesh. Washington Commanders received 2000 7th round pick (216th overall, Delbert Cowsette). The final review favors Pittsburgh Steelers because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Washington Commanders acquired Rodney Peete from Philadelphia Eagles for 2000 6th round pick (192nd overall, John Romero). The overall result favors Philadelphia Eagles over Washington Commanders.

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.

The Ricky Williams trade became the defining cautionary tale of Mike Ditka's Saints tenure. New Orleans sent an enormous draft package to Washington for the right to select Williams fifth overall. Williams was talented, but the cost was overwhelming. Washington turned one pick into a roster-building haul and won the value side decisively. This is a priority indexing page because the Ricky Williams-Mike Ditka trade is one of the most famous draft overpays in NFL history.

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

Minnesota Vikings acquired 1999 1st round pick (11th overall, Daunte Culpepper) and 1999 3rd round pick (73rd overall subsequently traded, Joey Porter) from Washington Commanders for Brad Johnson. The overall result favors Vikings over Minnesota Vikings.

Las Vegas Raiders acquired 1998 4th round pick (109th overall, Gennaro DiNapoli) from Washington Commanders for 1998 4th round pick (113th overall, Shawn Barber) and 1998 7th round pick (191st overall, David Terrell). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Cincinnati Bengals acquired 1998 1st round pick (17th overall, Brian Simmons) and 1998 3rd round pick (78th overall, Mike Goff) from Washington Commanders for Dan Wilkinson. Cincinnati Bengals received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Cincinnati Bengals Win verdict.

Atlanta Falcons acquired 1997 5th round pick (140th overall, Keith Thibodeaux) to Redskins. Dolphins sent 1997 5th round pick (145th overall, Raymond Austin) to Jets. Jets sent James Brown to Dolphins. Redskins sent 1997 6th round pick (180th overall, Calvin Collins); 1997 7th round pick (222nd overall, Chris Bayne); 1997 6th round pick (180th overall, Calvin Collins) and 1997 7th round pick (222nd overall, Chris Bayne) from Washington Commanders for 1997 5th round pick (140th overall, Keith Thibodeaux); Multi-team return package / see raw text. Atlanta Falcons received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Atlanta Falcons Win verdict.

Washington Commanders acquired 1997 5th round pick (132nd overall, Jamel Williams) and 1998 3rd round pick (69th overall, Skip Hicks) from New Orleans Saints for Heath Shuler. The overall result favors Washington Redskins over Washington Commanders.

Washington Commanders acquired 1996 1st round pick (30th overall, Andre Johnson) from Dallas Cowboys for 1996 2nd round pick (37th overall, Kavika Pittman) and 1996 3rd round pick (67th overall, Clay Shiver). The overall result favors Dallas Cowboys over Washington Commanders.

Washington acquired Sean Gilbert from the Rams for the No. 6 pick in the 1996 draft, which St. Louis used on Lawrence Phillips. The Rams took a high-risk running back who became one of the most damaging draft misses of the era. Washington got the established defensive lineman and later leveraged Gilbert's value into even more draft capital, making this a clear Washington win in hindsight.

Las Vegas Raiders acquired 1995 5th round pick (138th overall, Matt Dyson) from Washington Commanders for 1995 5th round pick (152nd overall, Rich Owens) and 1995 7th round pick (226th overall, Scott Turner). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington Commanders acquired Tyronne Stowe from Arizona Cardinals for 1995 7th round pick (212th overall, Billy Williams). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington received Rich Gannon from Minnesota Vikings for conditional draft pick (1994 #134-Shelly Hammonds). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Pittsburgh Steelers acquired 1993 seventh round pick (#185-Jeff Zgonina) from Washington Commanders for Huey Richardson. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington received 1993 sixth round pick (#160-Frank Wycheck) from Minnesota Vikings for George Hinkle and Joe Johnson (Pernell). The recorded outcome favors Minnesota Vikings.

Washington Commanders acquired 1993 conditional fourth round pick (later increased to third) (#80-Ed Bunn) from Los Angeles Chargers for Stan Humphries. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Cincinnati Bengals received 1992 first round pick (#6-David Klingler) and 1992 third round pick (#84-Leonard Wheeler) from Washington for 1992 first round pick (#4-Desmond Howard) and 1992 third round pick (#58-Clayton Holmes). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received 1992 second round pick (#47-Shane Collins) and 1992 third round pick (#74-Paul Siever) from Dallas Cowboys for 1992 second round pick (#56-Jason Hanson) and 1992 third round pick (#58-Clayton Holmes). The recorded outcome favors Dallas Cowboys.

Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received 1991 second round pick (#47-Eric Moten) and 1992 fifth round pick (#140-Eric Jonassen) from Washington for 1992 first round pick (#6-David Klingler). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received 1991 first round pick (#17-Bobby Wilson (b. 1968-03-04)) from Dallas Cowboys for 1991 first round pick (#20-Kelvin Pritchett) and 1991 fifth round pick (#132-Darrick Brownlow). The recorded outcome favors Dallas Cowboys.

Detroit Lions received James Wilder (Sr.) from Washington for Eric Williams (Michael). The recorded outcome favors Detroit Lions.

Detroit Lions acquired James Wilder (Sr.); 1991 fourth round pick (#108-Tony Hill) from Washington Redskins/Commanders for Eric Williams (T.). The final verdict remains Detroit Lions Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Washington Redskins/Commanders acquired Tim Johnson (b. 1965-01-29) from Pittsburgh Steelers for 1991 fourth round pick (#103-Adrian Cooper). The final verdict remains Pittsburgh Steelers Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Miami Dolphins acquired 1990 fifth round pick (#137-Leroy Holt) from Washington Redskins/Commanders for 1990 tenth round pick (#262-D'Juan Francisco); 1991 fourth round pick (#108-Tony Hill). The final verdict remains Washington Redskins Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Washington Commanders acquired 1990 fourth round pick (#86-Cary Conklin) from New England Patriots for 1990 fifth round pick (#110-Junior Robinson). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received 1990 seventh round pick (#187-Nate Lewis) from Washington for Ralf Mojsiejenko. The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers.

Washington received 1990 fifth round pick (#110-Junior Robinson) from Dallas Cowboys for Dean Hamel. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received 1990 fourth round pick (undisclosed) from New England Patriots for Monte Robbins. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received 1990 twelfth round pick (#326-Elliott Searcy) from Washington for 1989 twelfth round pick (#316-Jimmie Johnson). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Cleveland Browns received Mike Oliphant from Washington for Earnest Byner. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Indianapolis Colts acquired 1990 fourth round pick (#103-Alan Grant); 1990 eighth round pick (#213-Harvey Wilson) from Washington Commanders for 1989 fifth round pick (#129-Tim Smiley). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington received Gerald Riggs (Sr.) and 1990 fifth round pick (#111-Jeff Davidson) from Atlanta Falcons for 1989 second round pick (#38-Ralph Norwood) and 1990 first round pick (#20-Steve Broussard (Nelson)). The recorded outcome favors Atlanta Falcons.

Washington received rights to Jeff Graham (b. 1966-02-05) from Green Bay Packers for rights to Eric Affholter, 1989 fifth round pick (#124-Jeff Query), and 1989 eighth round pick (#206-Brian Shulman). The recorded outcome favors Green Bay Packers.

Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders acquired Jay Schroeder from Washington Redskins/Commanders for Jim Lachey; 1989 third round pick or 1989 fourth round pick and 1989 fifth round pick (Raiders option) (probably #110-Erik Affholter) (probably #139-Lybrant Robinson); 1990 fourth round pick (#109-Rico Labbe); 1990 fifth round pick (#137-Leroy Holt). The final verdict remains Washington Commanders/Redskins Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Washington received conditional twelfth-round pick (selection not identified) from Seattle Seahawks for Tim Morrison. The recorded outcome favors Seattle Seahawks.

Washington Commanders acquired 1988 twelfth round pick (#315-Wayne Ross) from Los Angeles Rams for 1988 twelfth round pick (#333-Jeff Beathard (a)); 1989 eleventh round pick (#290-Willie Griffin). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington Commanders acquired 1988 fifth round pick (#127-Carl Mims) from New England Patriots for 1989 fourth round pick (#96-Maurice Hurst (Sr.) (Roy)). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington received 1988 third round pick (#66-Mike Oliphant) from Los Angeles Rams for 1988 third round pick (#82-Mike Piel), 1988 fifth round pick (#137-James Washington (McArthur)), and 1988 sixth round pick (#165-Jeff Knapton). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.

Indianapolis Colts received Clarence Verdin from Washington for 1988 sixth round pick (#159-Stan Humphries). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

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

Washington Commanders acquired Glenn Dennison from New England Patriots for undisclosed draft pick (undisclosed). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington Redskins/Commanders acquired Chris Dressel from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for 1988 conditional pick (not exerciseduncertain). The final verdict remains Washington Redskins Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Buffalo Bills acquired 1987 fourth round pick (#108-Leon Seals) from Washington Commanders for 1987 fifth round pick (#117-Timmy Smith); 1987 sixth round pick (#144-Steve Gage). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington received 1987 second round pick (#48-Wally Kleine) from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for 1987 second round pick (#52-Bruce Wilkerson) and 1987 fifth round pick (#120-Steve Bryan (a)). The recorded outcome favors Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders.

Indianapolis Colts received rights to Walter Murray from Washington for 1987 second round pick (#30-Brian Davis). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Cincinnati Bengals received Jeff Hayes from Washington for cash (undisclosed amount). The recorded outcome favors Cincinnati Bengals.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers received 1987 fifth round pick (#137-Tony Mayes) from Washington for rights to Doug Williams (Lee). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received rights to Ricky Sanders from New England Patriots for 1987 third round pick (#81-Steve Smith (Anthony)). The recorded outcome favors New England Patriots.

Kansas City Chiefs received Rick Donnalley from Washington for 1986 sixth round pick (#146-Mark Rypien). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received 1986 fifth round pick (#113-Ravin Caldwell) from Atlanta Falcons for 1986 fifth round pick (#128-Dan McMillen) and 1986 sixth round pick (#159-Keith Williams (b. 1964-09-30)). The recorded outcome favors Atlanta Falcons.

Washington received 1986 second round pick (#45-Walter Murray) from San Francisco 49ers for 1986 tenth round pick (#270-Harold Hallman) and 1987 first round pick (#25-Terrence Flagler). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Washington Commanders acquired 1986 sixth round pick (#156-Jim Huddleston) from San Francisco 49ers for Tory Nixon. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Buffalo Bills received Larry Kubin from Washington for undisclosed draft pick. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Los Angeles Rams received 1986 fourth round pick (#101-Steve Wallace) from Washington for Dan McQuaid. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received 1987 fifth round pick (#120-Steve Bryan (a)) from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for Tony Zendejas. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Malcolm Barnwell from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for 1986 second round pick (#48-Alonzo Johnson (Al)). The recorded outcome favors Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders.

Washington received R.C. Theilmann / R.C. Thielemann / R.C. Thieemann from Atlanta Falcons for Charlie Brown (d). The recorded outcome favors Atlanta Falcons.

Washington Commanders acquired Kelly Thomas from Tampa Bay Buccaneers for Anthony Washington / Tony Washington. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Atlanta Falcons received Joe Washington (b), 1985 second round pick (#51-Scott Bergold), and 1986 first round pick (#17-Tim Green) from Washington for 1985 second round pick (#33-Tory Nixon), 1986 second round pick (#30-Markus Koch), and 1986 sixth round pick (#141-Kent Hagood). The recorded outcome favors Atlanta Falcons.

Kansas City Chiefs acquired 1986 sixth round pick (#141-Kent Hagood) from Washington Commanders for 1985 seventh round pick (#185-Lionel Vital). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington acquired George Rogers and multiple picks from New Orleans for a 1985 first-round pick, adding a proven power back and useful draft depth to a contender. Rogers gave Washington major rushing value and later contributed to a Super Bowl-winning roster. The Saints received a real first-round return, so their side was not empty, but Washington got the better realized football value.

Washington received Calvin Muhammad from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for 1985 fourth round pick (#107-Jamie Kimmel). The recorded outcome favors Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders.

Washington received Ricky Smith (b) from New England Patriots for 1985 seventh round pick (#192-Nick Haden). The recorded outcome favors New England Patriots.

Las Vegas Raiders acquired 1985 tenth round pick (#275-Reggie McKenzie (b. 1963-02-08)) from Washington Commanders for Morris Towns / Mo Towns. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Pittsburgh Steelers received 1985 fifth round pick (#136-Cam Jacobs) from Washington for Rick Donnalley. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received 1985 seventh round pick (#177-Jamie Harris) from Philadelphia Eagles for Bob Holly. The recorded outcome favors Philadelphia Eagles.

New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and 1984 first round pick (#27-William Roberts / Bill Roberts) from Washington for undisclosed consideration, 1984 second round pick (#31-Bob Slater (b)), and 1984 fifth round pick (#125-Jeff Pegues). The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.

Washington received 1984 fourth round pick (#102-Jimmy Smith (Kevin)) from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for 1985 third round pick (#80-Stefon Adams). The recorded outcome favors Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans.

Pittsburgh Steelers acquired 1984 draft pick (possibly #111-Terry Long) from Washington Redskins/Commanders for Anthony Washington / Tony Washington. The final verdict remains Washington Redskins Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Pittsburgh Steelers acquired 1985 draft pick (undisclosed) from Washington Redskins/Commanders for Bo Scott Metcalf / Isaac Metcalf / Bo Metcalf. The final verdict remains Washington Redskins Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Las Vegas Raiders acquired 1984 fifth round pick (#139-Jeff Fuller (a)) from Washington Commanders for 1983 sixth round pick (#166-Bob Winckler). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington received Tony McGee (Eugene) from New England Patriots for 1984 ninth round pick (#251-David Windham). The recorded outcome favors New England Patriots.

Washington Commanders acquired Tom Owen from New England Patriots for Tom Flick. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington received 1982 eighth round pick (#223-Ralph Warthen), 1982 ninth round pick (#226-Ken Coffey), 1982 tenth round pick (#254-Harold Smith), 1982 eleventh round pick (#281-Dan Miller (b)), and 1982 twelfth round pick (#309-Don Laster) from New Orleans Saints for 1983 fourth round pick (#112-Jimmy Payne). The recorded outcome favors New Orleans Saints.

Buffalo Bills received Lamar Parrish / Lemar Parish from Washington for 1982 fifth round pick (#133-Michael Williams (a) / Mike Williams). The recorded outcome favors Washington Commanders.

Washington received Kevin Turner from New York Giants for 1983 twelfth round pick (#335-John Tuggle). The recorded outcome favors Washington Redskins.

Washington Redskins/Commanders acquired Gregg McCrary; John Floyd from San Diego/Los Angeles Chargers for 1983 eleventh round pick (#307-Tim Spencer); undisclosed draft pick (undisclosed). The final verdict remains Washington Redskins Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

Detroit Lions received 1982 conditional twelfth-round pick (exercise not documented) from Washington for Lee Spivey. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Indianapolis Colts acquired a 1982 ninth round pick and a conditional 1983 sixth round pick from Washington Commanders for Fred Cook. The exact selections are undisclosed, and the available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Los Angeles Chargers acquired Jeff Williams from Washington Commanders for Wilbur Young. The overall result favors Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers over Los Angeles Chargers.

Washington Commanders acquired 1982 third round pick (#61-Carl Powell); 1982 seventh round pick (#172-Edmund Nelson) from Los Angeles Rams for Henry Childs. The overall result favors Washington Redskins over Washington Commanders.

Washington acquired the rights to Terry Metcalf from the Cardinals for a likely 1982 fifth-round pick. Metcalf had name value, but the Cardinals received the more durable return. Arizona wins modestly.

Washington Commanders acquired Henry Childs from New Orleans Saints for 1982 third round pick (#68-Kenny Duckett). The overall result favors New Orleans Saints over Washington Commanders.

Indianapolis Colts acquired 1981 second round pick (#52-Jarvis Redwine) from Washington Commanders for Joe Washington (b). Indianapolis Colts received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Indianapolis Colts Win verdict.

Los Angeles Rams acquired 1981 first round pick (#9-Mel Owens) from Washington Commanders for 1981 first round pick (#20-Mark May (Eric)); 1981 second round pick (#52-Jarvis Redwine); 1981 fourth round pick (#105-Richard Turner). The overall result favors Washington Commanders.

Los Angeles Rams acquired 1982 first round pick (#14-Barry Redden) from Washington Commanders for 1981 third round pick (#69-Russ Grimm); 1981 fifth round pick (#117-Byron Braggs); 1981 fifth round pick (#132-Gary Sayre); 1982 second round pick (#49-Vernon Dean). The overall result favors Washington Commanders.

Washington moved up in the 1981 draft for Tom Flick, sending Green Bay later fourth- and fifth-round value. Green Bay received the better overall return and wins the trade.

Cleveland Browns acquired 1982 eighth round pick (#211-Bill Jackson) from Washington Commanders for 1981 tenth round pick (probably #257-Phil Kessel). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington Commanders acquired Wilbur Jackson from San Francisco 49ers for 1981 draft pick (possibly #36-John Harty); 1982 draft pick (probably #41-Andre Tippett). Washington Commanders received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Washington Commanders Win verdict.

Pittsburgh Steelers acquired 1982 seventh round pick (#172-Edmund Nelson); 1983 fifth round pick (#140-Gregg Garrity) from Washington Commanders for Mike Kruczek. Pittsburgh Steelers received the stronger recorded football value.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers acquired Danny Buggs; 1980 fourth round pick (probably #102-Larry Flowers) from Washington Commanders for Jeris White. Tampa Bay Buccaneers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Win verdict.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers acquired several 1981 draft picks from Washington Commanders for Darryl Carlton; Morris Owens. Tampa Bay Buccaneers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Win verdict.

Washington Commanders acquired Dennis Law from Cincinnati Bengals for undisclosed draft pick (not exercised). Washington Commanders received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Washington Commanders Win verdict.

Cleveland Browns acquired 1980 fifth round pick (#136-Laval Short); 1981 fourth round pick (#92-Mike Robinson (b)); Redskins 1981 tenth round pick (probably #257) [later traded to Washington for 1982 eighth round pick (#211-Bill Jackson)] from Washington Commanders for Tony Peters (a). The recorded outcome favors Cleveland Browns.

Washington Commanders acquired William Hutton; Randy Sidler from New York Jets for future considerations (uncertain). Washington Commanders received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Washington Commanders Win verdict.

San Diego/Los Angeles Chargers received Mike Thomas (Malcolm Thomas) from Washington Redskins/Commanders for 1980 fifth round pick (#136-Laval Short). Washington Redskins/Commanders received the stronger documented return, consistent with the existing verdict and grades.

Washington Commanders acquired Louis Carter from Tampa Bay Buccaneers for future considerations (uncertain). Washington Commanders received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Washington Commanders Win verdict.

Washington Commanders acquired Don Testerman; 1979 seventh round pick (#182-Rich Milot) from Seattle Seahawks for 1979 seventh round pick (#169-Larry Polowski); 1980 fifth round pick (#132-Daniel Jacobs). Washington Commanders received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Washington Commanders Win verdict.

Cleveland Browns acquired 1979 twelfth round pick (#315-Dewitt Methvin / Dee Methvin) from Washington Commanders for Joe Jones (Willie). Cleveland Browns received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Cleveland Browns Win verdict.

Buffalo Bills acquired undisclosed draft pick (possibly 1980 #129-Keith Lee) from Washington Commanders for Jim Braxton. Buffalo Bills received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Buffalo Bills Win verdict.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers acquired Frank Grant from Washington Commanders for 1979 seventh round pick (#169) [later traded with 1980 fifth round pick (#132-Daniel Jacobs) to Seattle Seahawks for Don Testerman and 1979 seventh round pick (#182-Rich Milot)]. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington Redskins/Commanders received Benny Malone (Benjamin Malone Jr.) and 1980 fifth round pick (#132-Daniel Jacobs) from Miami Dolphins for Jim Braxton and 1979 third round pick (#80) [later traded to Las Vegas/Oakland Raiders for Neal Colzie]. The recorded outcome favors Miami Dolphins.

Kansas City Chiefs received 1979 tenth round pick (#260-Gerald Jackson) from Washington Redskins/Commanders for John McDaniel. Kansas City Chiefs received the stronger documented return, consistent with the existing verdict and grades.

Baltimore received the sixth-round selection used on Jimmy Moore. The pick produced little NFL value compared with Ricky Thompson's receiving contribution in Washington.

Washington Commanders acquired Greg McCrary from Atlanta Falcons for 1980 sixth round pick (possibly fifth round #137-Kenny Johnson). The overall result favors Atlanta Falcons over Washington Commanders.

The Jets were due a 1979 tenth-round pick, but the selection reverted to Washington after Mike Hughes was waived and was not conveyed.

Washington Commanders acquired 1979 fourth round pick (#103-Don Warren) from Green Bay Packers for Tim Stokes. Washington Commanders received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Washington Commanders Win verdict.

Miami Dolphins acquired 1979 sixth round pick (not exercised?) from Washington Commanders for Bill Kenney. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

The Rams received Eddie Brown and a 1981 seventh-round pick. Brown played 17 regular-season games for Los Angeles and started five in 1979, giving the Rams a useful but comparatively short return.

Cincinnati Bengals received 1979 first round pick (#12-Charles Alexander) from Washington Redskins/Commanders for Lemar Parrish and Coy Bacon (Lander McCoy Bacon). Washington's two established veterans outweighed Cincinnati's single first-round selection.

Miami Dolphins acquired 1979 eighth round pick (#206-Jeff Groth); 1980 eighth round pick (#214-David Woodley) from Washington Commanders for Jim Mandich. Miami Dolphins received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Miami Dolphins Win verdict.

San Francisco 49ers received Joe Harris from Washington Redskins/Commanders for 1978 eighth round pick (possibly #202-Walker Lee) and 1978 sixth round pick (#159-Tony Green (b)). San Francisco received Joe Harris while Washington's return consisted of late-round draft capital, producing the 49ers edge reflected in the canonical grades.

Washington Commanders acquired Tom Mitchell; 1978 eighth round pick (#202-Walker Lee) from San Francisco 49ers for Larry Jones (Allen). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington acquired Harold Hart and a conditional 1979 draft pick from New England while sending a separate conditional 1979 selection. The roster conditions and split draft outcomes keep the exchange Even.

The Los Angeles Rams sent Washington three late-round selections and received the 1981 third-round pick likely used on Robert Cobb. The higher selection produced the stronger long-term return.

Los Angeles Rams received the 1980 second-round pick used on Irv Pankey and a 1980 third-round pick from Washington for Dan Nugent. The Rams later packaged the third-round pick with Charle Young and a fourth-round pick for 1980 and 1983 third-round selections. The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.

Washington acquired Ted Fritsch Jr. from Atlanta for 1977 sixth- and ninth-round selections. Fritsch supplied the stronger realized return, giving Washington a narrow win.

Washington received Dave Thompson from Tampa Bay Buccaneers for 1977 draft pick (undisclosed). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Jake Scott (E.) and 1977 fourth round pick (#97-Duncan McColl) from Miami Dolphins for Bryant Salter. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received John Matuszak from Kansas City Chiefs for 1977 eighth round pick (#215-Waddell Smith) and draft pick (possibly 1978 #184-Bill Kellar). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Ron Saul from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for 1977 seventh round pick (#188-Rich Martini), 1978 sixth round pick (probably #157) [later traded to New Orleans Saints for Cliff Parsley] and 1979 third round pick (#69) [later traded to Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts for 1979 third round pick (#72-Kenny King) and 1979 seventh round pick (#171-Tim Ries)]. The recorded outcome favors Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans.

Washington received 1977 draft pick (undisclosed) from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for Felix Lobdell. The recorded outcome favors Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans.

Washington received Joe Lavender from Philadelphia Eagles for Manny Sistrunk, 1977 sixth round pick (#158-Martin Mitchell), 1978 fifth round pick (#130-Norris Banks) and 1979 fourth round pick (#94-Ben Cowins). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received rights to Steve Manstedt and Steve Manstedt from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for rights to Duane Thomas and draft pick (undisclosed). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

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

Washington received Tim Stokes, 1976 sixth round pick (#179-Tom Marvaso / Tommy Marvaso) and 1976 eighth round pick (#234-Bryan Fryer) from Los Angeles Rams for 1978 second round pick (#46-Stan Johnson), 1978 third round pick (#78-Frank Corral), 1978 fourth round pick (#103) [later traded with 1978 first round pick (#23-Ozzie Newsome) to Cleveland Browns for 1978 first round pick (#20-Elvis Peacock)] and 1979 fifth round pick (#124) [later traded with 1979 sixth round pick (#163-Jim Ronan) to Cleveland Browns for Oscar Roan and 1979 fifth round pick (#122-Victor Hicks)]. The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.

Arizona Cardinals received 1977 first round pick (#19-Steve Pisarkiewicz), 1978 first round pick (#19-Ken Greene) and 1979 second round pick (#42-Willie Jones (Lorenzo)) from Washington for 1976 fifth round pick (#148-Mike Hughes (a)), 1976 15th round pick (#426-John Monroe) and 1977 sixth round pick (#158) [later traded with Manny Sistrunk, 1978 fifth round pick (#130-Norris Banks) and 1979 fourth round pick (#94-Ben Cowins) to Philadelphia Eagles for Joe Lavender]. The recorded outcome favors Arizona/St. Louis Cardinals.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received 1976 twelfth round pick (selection not identified), 1977 fourth round pick (selection not identified), 1978 second round pick (selection not identified), 1978 third round pick (selection not identified) and 1978 fifth round pick (selection not identified) from Washington for Dennis Nelson. The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts.

Miami Dolphins received Cotton Speyrer from Washington for undisclosed draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Buffalo Bills received Mike Hancock from Washington for draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Marv Fleming from Miami Dolphins for rights to Charles Harraway / Charley Harraway / Charlie Harraway and 1977 fourth round pick (#110) [later traded with 1977 fifth round pick (#126, later used by Oakland on Lester Hayes) to Chicago Bears for 1977 third round pick (#71-Mike Watson)]. The recorded outcome favors Miami Dolphins.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received Herb Mul-Key from Washington for 1977 fourth round pick (#110) [later traded with rights to Charles Harraway / Charley Harraway / Charlie Harraway to Miami Dolphins for Marv Fleming]. The recorded outcome is even.

Washington received rights to Glenn Hyde from Atlanta Falcons for possibly 1976 eighth round pick (#227-Art Meadowcroft) and 1978 eighth round pick (#216-David Williams / Dave Williams). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received 1975 twelfth round pick (#288-Brad Sterm / Brad Storm) and 1976 16th round pick (#449-Mike Fuhrman) from Washington for Cotton Speyrer and Glenn Ressler. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received rights to Ed Foster / Eddie Foster (b) from New England Patriots for 1975 twelfth round pick (#306-Conredge Holloway). The recorded outcome favors New England Patriots.

Washington received rights to Karl Lorch from Miami Dolphins for 1976 tenth round pick (#281-Gary Fencik). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received rights to Ray Parson from Arizona Cardinals for 1976 15th round pick (#420-Lee Nelson). The recorded outcome favors Arizona Cardinals.

Washington received Charlester Crumpler / Carlester Crumpler / Carl Crumpler from Buffalo Bills for draft pick (not exercised). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Kansas City Chiefs received 1975 eighth round pick (#189-Wayne Hoffman), 1976 sixth round pick (#172-Calvin Harper) and 1977 fourth round pick (#104-Eric Harris) from Washington for Jim Tyrer. The recorded outcome favors Kansas City Chiefs.

Miami Dolphins received 1975 tenth round pick (#256-Joe Jackson (b. 1953-07-27)) from Washington for Howard Kindig. The recorded outcome favors Miami Dolphins.

Detroit Lions received Sam Wyche from Washington for Bill Cappleman. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received David Jones / Deacon Jones and draft pick (undisclosed) from Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for draft pick (undisclosed). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received (William) Larry Smith from Los Angeles Rams for 1977 fifth round pick (#130-Donnie Hickman) and undisclosed draft considerations (uncertain). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Bryant Salter and 1975 eighth round pick (#189-Wayne Hoffman) from Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for 1976 third round pick (#77) [later traded with Bobby Douglass to New Orleans Saints for Rick Middleton], 1977 second round pick (#50) [later traded with $12,500 cash to Los Angeles Rams for Leroy Jones (b. 1950-09-29)], 1977 fourth round pick (undisclosed) and 1977 third round pick (#77-Keith King). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers.

Washington received Fred Sturt from Arizona Cardinals for Jimmie Jones, 1975 seventh round pick (#178) [later traded with Wayne Mulligan and Clifford McClain / Cliff McClain to Chicago Bears for Earl Thomas (Lewis)] and 1976 fifth round pick (#141-Wayne Morris). The recorded outcome favors Arizona/St. Louis Cardinals.

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.

Washington received Cornelius Johnson / Corny Johnson, 1975 17th round pick (undisclosed) and Ed Mooney from Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts for George Nock, 1974 17th round pick (#436-Buzzy Lewis) and 1974 twelfth round pick (#307-Bob Bobrowski). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Joe Sweet from Los Angeles Rams for 1974 ninth round pick (#213-Don Hutt / Donnie Hutt). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received 1974 fifth round pick (#105-John Teerlinek), 1975 sixth round pick (possibly #141-Horace King) and 1976 fourth round pick (#110-Herb McMath) from Washington for Walt Sweeney. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Miami Dolphins received 1976 first round pick (#17-Larry Gordon) from Washington for rights to Joe Theismann. The recorded outcome favors Miami Dolphins.

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

Washington received Brad Dusek and 1974 third round pick (#62) [later traded to Chicago Bears for Willie Holman and 1975 fifth round pick (#108-Mike Thomas)] from New England Patriots for Donnel Smith and 1974 seventh round pick (#178-Maury Damkroger). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington acquired a 1974 ninth-round pick from New England for Charlie Richards. The Patriots received the stronger football value, giving New England the win.

Los Angeles Rams received Steve Boekholder from Washington for draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.

Washington received undisclosed draft pick (possibly 1974 #144-Jon Keyworth) from Kansas City Chiefs for Lincoln Minor. The recorded outcome favors Kansas City Chiefs.

Washington received 1974 fifth round pick (undisclosed) from New England Patriots for Mel Lunsford. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers received 1975 first round pick (#22-Mike Williams (Herman)) and 1976 second round pick (probably #46) [later traded to Detroit Lions for Ed Flanagan] from Washington for Duane Thomas. The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers.

Cleveland Browns received 1975 sixth round pick (#150-Charles Miller / Charlie Miller) from Washington for Paul Staroba. The recorded outcome favors Cleveland Browns.

Washington received Alvin Reed from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for 1974 fifth round pick (undisclosed) and/or 1974 sixth round pick (undisclosed). The recorded outcome favors Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans.

Washington received Ken Houston / Kenny Houston and 1974 sixth round pick (undisclosed) from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for Jim Snowden, Mack Alston, Clifton McNeil, Mike Fanucci and Jeff Severson. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received 1974 fifth round pick (#105-John Teerlinek) from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for Alvin Haymond / Al Haymond. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received 1974 tenth round pick (selection not identified) (pick may have been conditional and not exercised) from Washington for Fred Miller (David). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Clarence Williams / Clancy Williams and John Pergine from Los Angeles Rams for 1973 15th round pick (#389-Kurt Matter) and 1973 eleventh round pick (#285-Willie Jackson (a)). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received (Richard) Dave Robinson from Green Bay Packers for 1975 second round pick (#47-Bill Bain). The recorded outcome favors Green Bay Packers.

Detroit Lions received John Hilton from Washington for 1975 fifth round pick (#123-Willie McGee). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received 1973 fifth round pick (#117-Charles Cantrell) from Atlanta Falcons for Willie Germany. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Cleveland Browns received 1973 third round pick (Saints pick) (#54-Paul Howard) from Washington for Mitch Johnson and 1974 eighth round pick (#196-Darwin Robinson). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Alvin Haymond / Al Haymond from Los Angeles Rams for draft pick (possibly 1973 #129-Cody Jones). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Isaac Lassiter / Ike Lassiter from New England Patriots for 1973 ninth round pick (#218-Rich Galbos). The recorded outcome favors New England Patriots.

Washington received 1973 "high" draft pick (probably 1973 #54-Paul Howard) from New Orleans Saints for Bob Grant and undisclosed draft pick (probably 1974 #124) [later traded to New England Patriots for Henry Matthews]. The recorded outcome favors New Orleans Saints.

Buffalo Bills received conditional draft pick (if Wilson makes Redskins roster) (probably 1973 #259-John LeHeup) from Washington for Mike Wilson. The recorded outcome favors Buffalo Bills.

Washington received draft pick (undisclosed) from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for Michael Taylor / Mike Tayloruncertain. The recorded outcome favors Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders.

Washington received Roosevelt Taylor / Rosey Taylor, 1973 third round pick (#70-John Wood (a)) and draft pick (possibly 1973 #97-Bill Singletary / Skip Singletary) from San Francisco 49ers for draft pick (1974 #49-Delvin Williams). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Ocie Austin and John Lanier from Pittsburgh Steelers for 1973 conditional pick (if either Austin or Lanier makes Redskins roster) (not exercised). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received George Nock from New York Jets for 1974 third round pick (#74-Roscoe Word) and undisclosed draft pick (undisclosed). The recorded outcome favors New York Jets.

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.

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

Los Angeles Rams received 1973 sixth round pick (#133-Jim Peterson), 1973 second round pick and later revised to 1974 first round pick when it was discovered that Redskins had previously traded 1973 second round pick) (#20-Dave Gallagher) from Washington for Richie Petitbon, 1972 fifth round pick (#121-Larry Edwards), 1972 draft pick (selection not identified) and 1973 draft pick (possibly #193-Mike Hankock or #245-Ken Stone). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.

Washington received Tom Barrington and undisclosed draft pick (possibly 1973 #106-Dave Reavis) from New Orleans Saints for Bruce Anderson (Albert) and undisclosed draft pick (possibly 1973 #207-Doug Winslow). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received Cotton Speyrer and 1973 first round pick (#25) [later traded with John Andrews (Milton) to Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for Marty Domres] from Washington for Roy Jefferson, 1973 ninth round pick (#218-Rich Galbos) and 1974 ninth round pick (#213-Don Hutt / Donnie Hutt). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received eleventh round pick (undisclosed) from Kansas City Chiefs for George Starke. The recorded outcome favors Kansas City Chiefs.

Los Angeles Rams received 1974 fourth round pick (#99-Norris Weese) and draft pick (selection not identified) from Washington for George Burman. The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received 1972 second round pick (#47-Glenn Doughty) and 1972 seventh round pick (#169-John Sykes) from Washington for Bob Grant. The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts.

Washington received 1973 draft pick (possibly #177-Jim Peterson) from New Orleans Saints for Jim Ward (Edgar Harold). The recorded outcome favors New Orleans Saints.

New York Jets received 1972 first round pick (#20-Mike Taylor (b. 1949-09-21)) and 1973 second round pick (#51) [later traded with 1973 third round pick (#66-Pete Van Valkenburg) to New Orleans Saints for Richard Neal, Delles Howell and Richard Neal / Rich Neal] from Washington for 1972 seventh round pick (#169-John Sykes). The recorded outcome favors New York Jets.

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.

Buffalo Bills received 1973 third round pick (#77-Bob Kampa), 1973 fourth round pick (#103-Jeff Yeates) and 1973 seventh round pick (#181-John Ford) from Washington for Ron McDole. The recorded outcome favors Buffalo Bills.

Cincinnati Bengals received draft pick (selection not identified) from Washington for Sam Wyche. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Sam Wyche from Cincinnati Bengals for Henry Dyer and draft pick (undisclosed). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

New York Jets received 1973 sixth round pick (#155-Rick Harrell) from Washington for Jimmie Jones. The recorded outcome favors New York Jets.

Washington received Tommy Mason from Los Angeles Rams for draft pick (possibly 1973 #129-Cody Jones). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Mike Taylor (Ray) from New Orleans Saints for Leo Carroll and 1971 17th round pick (#428-Hermann Eben). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Maxie Baughan, Jack Pardee, Myron Pottios, Jeff Jordan, John Wilbur, Diron Talbert and 1971 fifth round pick (#124-Jim Stillwagon) from Los Angeles Rams for Marlin McKeever, 1971 first round pick (#10-Isiah Robertson), 1971 third round pick (#63-Dave Elmendorf), 1972 third round pick (#73-Jim White (Charles)), 1972 fourth round pick (#99) [later traded to Philadelphia Eagles for Joe Carollo], 1972 fifth round pick (#125-Bob Christiansen), 1972 sixth round pick (#151-Ed Hebert / Eddie Hebert) and 1972 seventh round pick (#177-Mike Zikas). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.

Washington received rights to Boyd Dowler from Green Bay Packers for 1971 fifth round pick (#124-Jim Stillwagon). The recorded outcome favors Green Bay Packers.

Washington received Bill Kilmer / Billy Kilmer and Bill Kilmer from New Orleans Saints for Tom Roussel, 1971 fourth round pick (#88-Richard Winther / Wimpy Winther) and 1971 eighth round pick (#194-James Elder / Jim Elder). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

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.

Washington received undisclosed draft pick (undisclosed) from Los Angeles Rams for Bob Long (Andrew). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received Frank Bosch and 1970 fourth round pick (#95-Steve Smear) from Washington for Dennis Gaubatz / Denny Gaubatz. The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts.

Los Angeles Rams received Mitch Johnson from Washington for draft pick (possibly 1970 #178-James Harris). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.

Detroit Lions received 1970 sixth round pick (#149-Tony Terry) from Washington for Dave Kopay. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Leo Carroll from Green Bay Packers for 1970 tenth round pick (#251-Frank Patrick (b)). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Bob Wade from Pittsburgh Steelers for cash. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Henry Dyer from New York Giants for cash. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Dennis Hale from New Orleans Saints for Mike Morgan (Lee). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Bob Long (Andrew) from Atlanta Falcons for draft pick (possibly 1970 #147-Jade Butcher). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Detroit Lions received Ken Barefoot from Washington for 1970 sixth round pick (#149-Tony Terry). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Randy Schultz and 1970 fifth round pick (#114-Manny Sistrunk) from New Orleans Saints for Jim Ninowski. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Los Angeles Rams received undisclosed draft pick (not exercised?) from Washington for Vilnis Ezerins. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received draft pick (undisclosed) from Kansas City Chiefs for Walter Barnes / Walt Barnes (C.). The recorded outcome favors Kansas City Chiefs.

Washington received Jim Norton from Philadelphia Eagles for Jim Carroll. The recorded outcome favors Philadelphia Eagles.

Washington received Dave Long and draft pick (possibly 1970 #103-Paul Laaveg) from New Orleans Saints for Jim Ninowski. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Tom Brown (William) from Green Bay Packers for 1971 fifth round pick (#116-Donnell Smith). The recorded outcome favors Green Bay Packers.

Washington received 1969 ninth round pick (#218-Lynn Buss) and 1969 tenth round pick (#243-Don Shanklin / Donnie Shanklin) from Philadelphia Eagles for Mike Morgan (Lee). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Mike Morgan (Lee) from Philadelphia Eagles for 1969 tenth round pick (#243) [later traded with 1969 ninth round pick (#218-Lynn Buss) to Washington for Mike Morgan (Lee)]. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Walter Rock from San Francisco 49ers for 1970 first round pick (#17-Bruce Taylor (Lawrence)). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Cleveland Browns received Ron Snidow from Washington for 1969 second round pick (#46-Eugene Epps) and draft pick (undisclosed). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Aaron Marsh from Philadelphia Eagles for draft pick (possibly 1969 #218-Lynn Buss). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Stephen Jackson / Steve Jackson from Washington for cash. The recorded outcome favors Pittsburgh Steelers.

Atlanta Falcons received Heath Wingate from Washington for draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome favors Atlanta Falcons.

Washington received Marlin McKeever and 1969 seventh round pick (#173-John Didion) from Minnesota Vikings for Paul Krause (a). The recorded outcome favors Minnesota Vikings.

Washington received rights to Danny Talbert / Don Talbertuncertain from San Francisco 49ers for draft pick (undisclosed). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Los Angeles Rams received 1969 first round pick (#10-Jim Seymour) from Washington for rights to Gary Beban. The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.

Washington received 1968 fifth round pick (#113-Ken Barefoot) from Atlanta Falcons for George Patton. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received James Burson / Jim Burson / Jimmy Burson from Arizona Cardinals for Lonnie Sanders. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Undisclosed consideration from New England Patriots for 1979 seventh round pick (#177-Judson Flint). The recorded outcome favors New England Patriots.

Washington received 1968 fifth round pick (undisclosed) from Atlanta Falcons for Undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Richard Absher / Dick Absher from Philadelphia Eagles for cash. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Sidney Williams / Sid Williams from New York Giants for cash. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received cash from Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts for cash. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received 1968 tenth round pick (#257-Ocie Austin) and 1969 fourth round pick (#87-Jacky Stewart / Jackie Stewart) from Washington for Jerry Allen. The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts.

Cleveland Browns received Dick Shiner and 1968 third round pick (#66-Reece Morrison) from Washington for Jim Ninowski. The recorded outcome favors Cleveland Browns.

Washington received 1968 fifth round pick (#117-Mike Bragg) from Minnesota Vikings for rights to Bob Breitenstein. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Richard Smith (b) from Dallas Cowboys for cash. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Jim Prestel from New York Giants for cash. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received 1967 eighth round pick (undisclosed) from Atlanta Falcons for Undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Joe Don Looney from Detroit Lions for draft pick (possibly 1967 #144-John McCambridge). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Steve Thurlow and Jim Carroll from New York Giants for Darrell Dess. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Bill Briggs from Minnesota Vikings for draft pick (possibly 1967#197-John Beasley). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Undisclosed consideration, No consideration recorded, Brig Owens, Mitch Johnson and Jake Kupp from Dallas Cowboys for Jim Steffen, 1967 fifth round pick (#119-Willie Parker (a)) and future considerations (Jim Steffen, 1967 fifth round pick (#119-Willie Parker (a)) on 1966-08-30). The recorded outcome favors Dallas Cowboys.

Washington received rights to Joe Kantor from Philadelphia Eagles for 1968 fifth round pick (#122-Mike Dirks). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Ron Rector from Green Bay Packers for 1967 fourth round pick (#93-Travis Williams (b. 1946-01-14)). The recorded outcome favors Green Bay Packers.

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

Washington received Brig Owens, Mitch Johnson and Jake Kupp from Dallas Cowboys for draft pick (undisclosed) and future considerations (Jim Steffen, 1967 fifth round pick (#119-Willie Parker (a)) on 1966-08-30). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received A.D. Whitfield from Dallas Cowboys for cash. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

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

Pittsburgh Steelers received Francis O'Brien / Fran O'Brien (b) from Washington for cash. The recorded outcome favors Pittsburgh Steelers.

San Francisco 49ers received cash from Washington for cash. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received 1967 ninth round pick (selection not identified) and Bill Hunter / Billy Hunter (a) from Washington for Tom Carr, Ken Duke, Roland Rogers and Dave Hayes. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Detroit Lions received George Izo and Ted Karras (George) (a) from Washington for Darrell Dess, draft pick (selection not identified) and draft pick (undisclosed). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Rodney Breedlove / Rod Breedlove from Washington for 1967 seventh round pick (#168-Bruce Matte). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

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

Washington received 1966 sixth round pick (#94-Earl Yates) from Green Bay Packers for Bill Anderson (a). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

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

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

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received 1965 20th round pick (#273-Ray Johnson (b)) from Washington for Jim Martin. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Preston Carpenter from Pittsburgh Steelers for 1964 sixth round pick (undisclosed). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

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

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

Washington received Sonny Jurgensen and Jimmy Carr from Philadelphia Eagles for Norm Snead and Claude Crabb. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received 1965 fourth round pick (#49-Marty Schottenheimer) from Washington for J.W. Lockett. The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts.

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.

Washington received Carl Kammerer / Chuck Kammerer from San Francisco 49ers for eighth round pick (probably 1964 #102-Bob Poole). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received John Sample / Johnny Sample from Pittsburgh Steelers for draft pick (undisclosed). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Ed Khayat / Eddie Khayat from Philadelphia Eagles for 1963 eighth round pick (#106-Gene Sykes). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Los Angeles Rams received 1964 "high" draft pick (possibly #31-John Mims) from Washington for Bob Pellegrini. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Ben Davidson from Green Bay Packers for 1963 fifth round pick (#63-Jack Cverko). The recorded outcome favors Green Bay Packers.

Washington received Gorden Kelley from San Francisco 49ers for 1963 high draft pick (possibly #50-Hugh Campbell). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Ray Lemek from Washington for John Nisby / Jack Nisby. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Billy Ray Barnes / Bill Barnes (a) / Billy Barnes and Bob Freeman / Bobby Freeman from Philadelphia Eagles for Jim Schrader and Ben Scotti. The recorded outcome favors Philadelphia Eagles.

Cleveland Browns received rights to Ernie Davis from Washington for Bobby Mitchell and rights to Leroy Jackson. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received Gary Glick from Washington for 1962 sixth round pick (probably #79-John Sutro). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received undisclosed draft pick (selection not identified) and undisclosed draft pick (undisclosed) from Minnesota Vikings for Jerry Reichow. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received George Izo from Arizona Cardinals for Ralph Guglielmi. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Detroit Lions received John Olzewski / John Olszewski / Johnny Olszewski from Washington for Steven Junker / Steve Junker. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Dick Lage from Cleveland Browns for draft pick (undisclosed). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Gene Cronin from Dallas Cowboys for Undisclosed consideration and No consideration recorded. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Fred Dugan / Butch Dugan, John Aveni, Jerry Daniels, Dave Whitsell and player to be named later (Gene Cronin on 1961-07-30) from Cowboys Giants for Jim Podoley and Joe Walton. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Indianapolis Colts received Tom Gunderman from Washington for Vince Scott. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

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.

Washington received Rodney Breedlove / Rod Breedlove from San Francisco 49ers for 1962 sixth round pick (#71-Keith Luhnow). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Roy Wilkins from Los Angeles Rams for 1961 fourth round pick (#45-Charlie Cowan). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.

Washington received Dave Ross from Detroit Lions for draft pick (undisclosed). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Cleveland Browns received 1961 tenth round pick (#129-Wayne Wolff) from Washington for Jim Wulff. The recorded outcome favors Cleveland Browns.

Washington received 1961 third round pick (#39-Jim Cunningham) from New York Giants for Don Boll. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received 1961 first round pick (#2-Norm Snead), 1961 sixth round pick (#72-Joe Krakoski (a)) and Ray Krouse from Dallas Cowboys for rights to Eddie LeBaron and Frank Kuchta. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Will Renfro and 1961 fifth round pick (#59-Fred Mautino) from Washington for Dick Lasse. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Cleveland Browns received Sam Baker (H.) from Washington for Francis O'Brien / Fran O'Brien (b) and Bob Khayat. The recorded outcome favors Cleveland Browns.

Washington acquired Lee Riley from Philadelphia for Will Renfro and Ed Voytek. Philadelphia received the stronger football return and wins the trade.

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

Washington received Gary Glick from Pittsburgh Steelers for 1960 draft pick (undisclosed). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received 1960 tenth round pick (#112-Ernie Barnes) from Washington for Hanson Churchwell. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Bill Stits from San Francisco 49ers for Undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

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

New York Giants received undisclosed consideration and Dick Lynch from Washington for undisclosed consideration and 1960 fourth round pick (#48-Vince Promuto). The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.

Washington received Richie McCabe from Pittsburgh Steelers for Kevin Hicks. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Bob Toneff from San Francisco 49ers for 1960 second round pick (#16-Mike Magac). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Washington received no separately listed compensation from Pittsburgh Steelers for Tom Tracy. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Jim Weatherall from Philadelphia Eagles for Don Owens. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received John Olzewski / John Olszewski / Johnny Olszewski from Arizona Cardinals for Ben Preston and 1959 draft pick (#52-Ted Bates). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Ralph Felton / Razz Felton from Washington for 1959 seventh round pick (#79-Mitch Ogiego). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Fred Bruney from Pittsburgh Steelers for 1959 seventh round pick (conditional if Bruney makes Redskins roster) (not exercised). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received John Petitbon, Doyle Nix and 1959 conditional fifth round pick (if Petitbon retires) (#49-Bob Wetoska) from Green Bay Packers for J.D. Kimmel and Steve Meilinger. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Doyle Nix from Green Bay Packers for Steve Meilinger. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Menil Mavraides / Mennie Mavraides from Philadelphia Eagles for Volney Peters. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Billy Wells from Washington for 1960 seventh round pick (probably #76-Lenard Wilson). The recorded outcome favors Pittsburgh Steelers.

Washington received 1958 third round pick (#31-Bill Anderson (a)) from Philadelphia Eagles for Al Dorow. The recorded outcome favors Philadelphia Eagles.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Dale Atkeson from Washington for Don Owens. The recorded outcome favors Pittsburgh Steelers.

Los Angeles Rams received 1958 first round pick (#4-Lou Michaels) and 1959 second round pick (#16-Buddy Humphrey) from Washington for Rudy Bukich. The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.

Washington received Tom Runnels / Tommy Runnels from Los Angeles Rams for fourth round pick (undisclosed). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Jack Scarbath from Washington for 1957 fourth round pick (#40-Jim Podoley) and cash. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Detroit Lions received Dick Alban from Washington for Dick Stanfel. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Detroit Lions received Harry Gilmer from Washington for Bert Zagers. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Leo Elter / Ducky Elter and Art DeCarlo from Pittsburgh Steelers for Dick Modzelewski. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Detroit Lions received Jim Ricca and Walter Yowarsky / Walt Yowarsky from Washington for LaVern Torgeson / Torgy Torgeson and Jim Hill. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Los Angeles Rams received undisclosed draft pick (not exercised) from Washington for Ed Beatty and Volney Peters. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Cleveland Browns received Don Paul (b) from Washington for Johnny Carson and Dale Atkeson. The recorded outcome favors Cleveland Browns.

Washington received Ray Collins from San Francisco 49ers for John Williams / Johnny Williams (Elliott). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Norb Hecker and Ed Barker from Los Angeles Rams for Hall Haynes. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Don Paul (b) from Cardinals Rams for Don Doll. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received 1954 fourth round pick (#39-Ralph Felton / Razz Felton) from Green Bay Packers for Johnny Papit. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Detroit Lions received 1954 undisclosed pick (possibly #44-Bill Stits) and 1955 undisclosed pick (possibly #39-Gordon Malloy) from Washington for Don Doll. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Los Angeles Rams received 1955 second round pick (#15-Ron Waller / Ronnie Waller) from Washington for Sam Baker (H.). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.

Washington received Undisclosed consideration from Arizona Cardinals for 1953 13th round pick (#147-Frank McPhee) and 1953 ninth round pick (#99-Ed Husmann). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Jerry Hennessey from Arizona Cardinals for 1953 draft pick (possibly #99-Ed Husmann). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

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

Pittsburgh Steelers received Bryant Douglas from Washington for Tony Momsen. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Joe Moss from Los Angeles Rams for rights to Nick Bolkovac and 1953 sixth round pick (#64-Paul Miller). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Ted Cook from Green Bay Packers for John Martinkovic. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received Howie Livingston from Washington for future considerations (details not identified). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Washington received 1951 second round pick (#21-Jim Staton) from Philadelphia Eagles for Walt Stickel. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Paul Lipscomb from Green Bay Packers for Len Szafaryn and Packers first choice on any guards released by Redskins (uncertain). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Detroit Lions received Joe Soboleski from Washington for George Hekkers. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

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

Detroit Lions received Dan Sandifer from Washington for Bill Dudley. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received John Martin (a) from Los Angeles Rams for Undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington acquired Roy McKay / Roy Dale McKay uncertain from Green Bay Packers for Donald Deeks / Don Deeks. The available record does not show enough durable separation to force a win/loss label, leaving both sides near even with High confidence.

New York acquired Charlie Conerly / Charley Conerly / Chuck Conerly from Washington for Howie Livingston and undisclosed consideration. Conerly became a major franchise quarterback for the Giants, making New York the clear hindsight winner.

Washington acquired Bob Nusbaumer; "one player to be selected" (possibly 1948 #151-Dale Schwartzkopf) from Green Bay Packers for Jack Jacobs. The asset path gave Washington the stronger return, with the stronger side reflected in the grade cards.

Washington acquired Tom Farmer; Ralph Ruthstrom from Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams for Steve Bagarus. The asset path gave Washington the stronger return, with the stronger side reflected in the grade cards.

Washington acquired Jim Gillette from Boston/New York Yanks for Frank Akins. The available record does not show enough durable separation to force a win/loss label, leaving both sides near even with High confidence.

Washington acquired cash from Green Bay Packers for Cecil Hare. The cost and downstream value favored the trade other side, leaving Washington on the weaker side of the exchange.

Washington acquired Jack Jacobs from Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams for Bob Hoffman; Jim Hardy; Walter Ziemba / Wally Ziemba. The cost and downstream value favored the trade other side, leaving Washington on the weaker side of the exchange.

Washington acquired cash from the New York Giants for Frank Filchock / Frankie Filchock. The cost and downstream value favored the Giants, leaving Washington on the weaker side of the exchange.