Las Vegas received tackle Justin Herron and the future…
Las Vegas received tackle Justin Herron and the future seventh-round pick that became Trey Taylor. Herron appeared in seven Raiders games with one start, while Taylor later supplied special-teams depth in nine regular-season games. Neither asset became a major piece, but the Raiders converted the exchange into two modest forms of usable roster value and therefore hold a slight edge.
Las Vegas Raiders Received
- player Justin Herron
- pick 2024 7th round pick (223rd overall, Trey Taylor )
New England Patriots Received
- pick 2024 6th round pick (188th overall subsequently traded, Jamal Hill )
Trade Analysis
The Exchange
On 2022-09-21, Las Vegas Raiders received Justin Herron; 2024 7th round pick (223rd overall, Trey Taylor), while New England Patriots received 2024 6th round pick (188th overall subsequently traded, Jamal Hill). The grade centers on the football value produced by the consideration each club controlled. Later movement of an acquired pick is treated as provenance, not extra value from the original deal.
Las Vegas Raiders Return
Las Vegas received tackle Justin Herron and the future seventh-round pick that became Trey Taylor. Herron appeared in seven Raiders games with one start, while Taylor later supplied special-teams depth in nine regular-season games. Neither asset became a major piece, but the Raiders converted the exchange into two modest forms of usable roster value and therefore hold a slight edge.
New England Patriots Return
New England received a 2024 sixth-round pick, No. 188, and later moved that selection again. Jamal Hill belongs to the later chain rather than to the direct Patriots return from this transaction. The Patriots preserved draft capital, but the original exchange did not itself yield the same amount of realized club service that Las Vegas received from Herron and Trey Taylor.
Value in Hindsight
Las Vegas sent a 2024 sixth-rounder for tackle Justin Herron and a 2024 seventh-rounder. Herron appeared in seven Raiders games with one start, while No.223 Trey Taylor later gave the Raiders special-teams depth in nine regular-season games. New England's acquired No.188 was subsequently traded, so Jamal Hill is provenance rather than direct Patriots player value. The Raiders received two modest usable assets and hold a small edge. Those outcomes support Las Vegas Raiders Win. The grade spread remains proportional to the size of the deal and the strength of the realized value.
Final Verdict
Las Vegas Raiders receives a C+ and New England Patriots receives a C. The verdict is Las Vegas Raiders Win. The conclusion weighs usable contribution, duration, and significance while keeping later separate transactions outside the original bargain.