NFL Trade Verdict

Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams Win

Washington acquired Tim Stokes; 1976 sixth round pick (#179-Tom Marvaso / Tommy Marvaso); 1976 eighth round pick (#234-Bryan Fryer) from Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams for 1978 second round pick (#46-Stan Johnson); 1978 third round pick (#78-Frank Corral); 1978 fourth round pick (#103-Pete Pullara); 1979 fifth round pick (#124-Rich Dimler). The cost and downstream value favored the trade partner, leaving Washington on the weaker side of the exchange.

September 4, 1975 Los Angeles RamsWashington Commanders Confidence: high Tier: standard

Los Angeles Rams Received

  • pick 1978 second round pick (#46-Stan Johnson)
  • pick 1978 third round pick (#78-Frank Corral)
  • pick 1978 fourth round pick (#103-Pete Pullara)
  • pick 1979 fifth round pick (#124-Rich Dimler)

Washington Commanders Received

  • player Tim Stokes
  • pick 1976 sixth round pick (#179-Tom Marvaso / Tommy Marvaso)
  • pick 1976 eighth round pick (#234-Bryan Fryer)

Trade Analysis

Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams received 1978 second round pick (#46-Stan Johnson); 1978 third round pick (#78-Frank Corral); 1978 fourth round pick (#103-Pete Pullara); 1979 fifth round pick (#124-Rich Dimler) for Tim Stokes; 1976 sixth round pick (#179-Tom Marvaso / Tommy Marvaso); 1976 eighth round pick (#234-Bryan Fryer). Louis Rams received the stronger return.