Chicago Bears Win
Summary: Pittsburgh acquired 1963 first round pick (#11-Dave Behrman) from Chicago Bears for Rudy Bukich; 1963 tenth round pick (#137-Ed Hoerster). Analysis: Pittsburgh acquired first-round draft capital from Chicago Bears in this deal. First-round picks carried premium value even in this era, typically representing a team's best opportunity to add impact talent. The return on that capital determines the ultimate grade of this transaction.
Pittsburgh Steelers Received
- pick 1963 first round pick (#11- Dave Behrman )
- player Ed Brown (b )
Chicago Bears Received
- player Rudy Bukich
- pick 1963 tenth round pick (#137-Ed Hoerster)
- pick 1963 first round pick (#11- Dave Behrman )
- pick 1964 second round pick (#23-Pat Crain)
Trade Summary
Summary: Pittsburgh acquired 1963 first round pick (#11-Dave Behrman) from Chicago Bears for Rudy Bukich; 1963 tenth round pick (#137-Ed Hoerster). Analysis: Pittsburgh acquired first-round draft capital from Chicago Bears in this deal. First-round picks carried premium value even in this era, typically representing a team's best opportunity to add impact talent. The return on that capital determines the ultimate grade of this transaction.
Trade Analysis
Summary: Pittsburgh acquired 1963 first round pick (#11-Dave Behrman) from Chicago Bears for Rudy Bukich; 1963 tenth round pick (#137-Ed Hoerster). Analysis: Pittsburgh acquired first-round draft capital from Chicago Bears in this deal. First-round picks carried premium value even in this era, typically representing a team's best opportunity to add impact talent. The return on that capital determines the ultimate grade of this transaction. Chicago Bears received Rudy Bukich; 1963 tenth round pick (#137-Ed Hoerster) and gave up 1963 first round pick (#11-Dave Behrman). The partner grade reflects the same value curve from the opposite side of the transaction.