NFL Trade Verdict

Philadelphia Eagles Win

Minnesota acquired Ted Dean and Bob Berry's rights from Philadelphia. Dean played only two games for the Vikings, while Berry later became a useful quarterback asset, but the return was limited compared with the outgoing package.

May 29, 1964 Minnesota VikingsPhiladelphia Eagles Confidence: high Tier: standard

Trade Summary

Minnesota acquired Ted Dean and Bob Berry's rights from Philadelphia. Dean played only two games for the Vikings, while Berry later became a useful quarterback asset, but the return was limited compared with the outgoing package.

Trade Analysis

Minnesota acquired Ted Dean and Bob Berry's rights from Philadelphia. Dean played only two games for the Vikings, while Berry later became a useful quarterback asset, but the return was limited compared with the outgoing package. Philadelphia received Ray Poage, Don Hultz, Chuck Lamson, and Terry Kosens. Poage and Hultz became the best parts of the deal, giving the Eagles more sustained value than Minnesota received.