Kansas City Chiefs received 2008 conditional 5th round pick…
Kansas City Chiefs received 2008 conditional 5th round pick (136th overall subsequently traded, Kenneth Moore) from Miami Dolphins, sending Trent Green the other way. Kansas City therefore won the exchange. That outcome supports a B grade for Kansas City Chiefs, and the overall verdict is Kansas City Chiefs Win.
Kansas City Chiefs Received
- pick 2008 conditional 5th round pick (136th overall subsequently traded, Kenneth Moore)
Miami Dolphins Received
- player Trent Green
Trade Analysis
The Exchange
On 2007-06-06, Kansas City Chiefs and Miami Dolphins completed a deal in which Kansas City Chiefs received 2008 conditional 5th round pick (136th overall subsequently traded, Kenneth Moore), while Miami Dolphins received Trent Green. The comparison focuses on what each original club actually obtained from the exchange. Later asset movement matters only when it clarifies the value attached to something that changed hands.
Kansas City Chiefs Return
Kansas City Chiefs received 2008 conditional 5th round pick (136th overall subsequently traded, Kenneth Moore) from Miami Dolphins, sending Trent Green the other way. Kansas City therefore won the exchange. That outcome supports a B grade for Kansas City Chiefs, and the overall verdict is Kansas City Chiefs Win.
Miami Dolphins Return
Miami Dolphins received Trent Green from Kansas City Chiefs, sending 2008 conditional 5th round pick (136th overall subsequently traded, Kenneth Moore) the other way. Kansas City therefore won the exchange. That outcome supports a D+ grade for Miami Dolphins, and the overall verdict is Kansas City Chiefs Win.
Value in Hindsight
Miami acquired Trent Green from Kansas City on June 6, 2007 for a conditional 2008 fifth-round pick, not an undisclosed 2007 choice. The condition produced No. 136, later used in Kansas City's draft-day dealings, while Green started only five games for an 0-5 record before injury. Kansas City therefore won the exchange. If a draft choice was moved again, the later trail can explain what the original consideration became, but unrelated success after another transaction is not credited twice. Where one historical detail remains uncertain, the evaluation uses the strongest supported description instead of filling the gap with speculation.
Final Verdict
The final call is Kansas City Chiefs Win. Kansas City Chiefs receives B, while Miami Dolphins receives D+. The verdict follows the stronger supported direct return for the original club rather than unrelated value created later. The grades remain proportional to the size and certainty of the exchange, rewarding real value while keeping a measured distinction between a clear edge and an overwhelming win.