Buffalo Bills received 1968 fifth round pick (#119-Mike…
Buffalo Bills received 1968 fifth round pick (#119-Mike McBath); 1968 fifth round pick (#132-Max Anderson) in the exchange with Kansas City Chiefs. Buffalo actually received two fifth-round selections: No. 119 Mike McBath and No. 132 Max Anderson. Together they produced substantial Bills playing time and made the draft package the stronger return. Against Kansas City Chiefs' return of Remi Prudhomme, that result supports a A- grade. The transaction is judged as Buffalo Bills Win, with the mark based on the football value that actually followed from the deal.
Buffalo Bills Received
- pick 1968 fifth round pick (#119-Mike McBath)
- pick 1968 fifth round pick (#132-Max Anderson)
Kansas City Chiefs Received
- player Remi Prudhomme
Trade Analysis
The Exchange
Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs completed this transaction on 1968-01-30. Buffalo Bills received 1968 fifth round pick (#119-Mike McBath); 1968 fifth round pick (#132-Max Anderson), while Kansas City Chiefs received Remi Prudhomme. Historical records support the core package, so the fairest comparison is the football value each asset actually produced after the exchange.
Buffalo Bills Return
Buffalo actually received two fifth-round selections: No. 119 Mike McBath and No. 132 Max Anderson. Together they produced substantial Bills playing time and made the draft package the stronger return. That outcome supports the A- grade assigned to Buffalo Bills. The mark credits value traceable to this deal, including playing time, starts, special-teams work, or the downstream use of a draft choice. It stays proportional to the size of the transaction rather than treating every acquired asset as equally important.
Kansas City Chiefs Return
Remi Prudhomme still gave Kansas City useful service, so the Chiefs received meaningful value even though Buffalo's two-player draft return proved stronger overall. That outcome supports the B grade assigned to Kansas City Chiefs. The same standard applies here: the asset is judged by its realized NFL contribution, not by hypothetical upside that never became part of the return. That keeps the comparison focused on what the club actually received.
Value in Hindsight
Buffalo actually received two fifth-round selections: No. 119 Mike McBath and No. 132 Max Anderson. Together they produced substantial Bills playing time and made the draft package the stronger return. Remi Prudhomme still gave Kansas City useful service, so the Chiefs received meaningful value even though Buffalo's two-player draft return proved stronger overall. Together, those outcomes explain the grade spread. Useful short-term contribution still matters, but a longer or more productive return deserves the stronger mark. When both sides generated little value, the grading stays close; when the production gap was substantial, the verdict follows that separation.
Final Verdict
Buffalo Bills Win. Buffalo Bills receives a A-, while Kansas City Chiefs receives a B. The grades reflect the documented exchange and the value that followed from it, with the margin scaled to the actual importance and longevity of the returns.