Dallas Cowboys received 1975 fifth round pick (#113-Kyle…
Dallas Cowboys received 1975 fifth round pick (#113-Kyle Davis) in the exchange with Green Bay Packers. The fifth-round choice became Kyle Davis, who supplied Dallas modest roster and starting value. Against the other side's return of Jack Concannon, that outcome supports a C+ grade. The transaction is ultimately judged as Even Trade, with the grade reflecting realized football value rather than the name or nominal value of the asset on the trade date.
Dallas Cowboys Received
- pick 1975 fifth round pick (#113-Kyle Davis)
Green Bay Packers Received
- player Jack Concannon
Trade Analysis
The Exchange
Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers completed this transaction on 1974-07-20. Dallas Cowboys received 1975 fifth round pick (#113-Kyle Davis), while Green Bay Packers received Jack Concannon. Historical transaction records support the package, allowing the deal to be judged by the football value each asset eventually produced rather than by its reputation on the trade date.
Dallas Cowboys Return
Dallas Cowboys received 1975 fifth round pick (#113-Kyle Davis) in the exchange with Green Bay Packers. The fifth-round choice became Kyle Davis, who supplied Dallas modest roster and starting value. Against the other side's return of Jack Concannon, that outcome supports a C+ grade. The transaction is ultimately judged as Even Trade, with the grade reflecting realized football value rather than the name or nominal value of the asset on the trade date.
Green Bay Packers Return
Green Bay Packers received Jack Concannon in the exchange with Dallas Cowboys. Jack Concannon gave Green Bay only a short, limited quarterback stint after the transaction. Against the other side's return of 1975 fifth round pick (#113-Kyle Davis), that outcome supports a C+ grade. The transaction is ultimately judged as Even Trade, with the grade reflecting realized football value rather than the name or nominal value of the asset on the trade date.
Value in Hindsight
The documented exchange is clear enough to compare by actual return. The fifth-round choice became Kyle Davis, who supplied Dallas modest roster and starting value. Jack Concannon gave Green Bay only a short, limited quarterback stint after the transaction. Taken together, those results explain the grade spread and whether the transaction produced a clear winner or remained close to even. The verdict follows the stronger realized return while still giving the other club credit for any useful contribution it received.
Final Verdict
Even Trade. Dallas Cowboys receives a C+, while Green Bay Packers receives a C+. The grades reflect the documented package and the value that followed from it, with the margin scaled to the actual importance of the transaction.