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Bob Brown (DT) has been traded 4 times in his NFL career, most recently on Sep 5, 1974, when the Green Bay Packers sent Bob Brown to the SD. His deals are listed below in chronological order.
The Rams sent Bob Brown and two 1972 draft picks to the Raiders for Kent McCloughan and Harry Schuh.
The Vikings sent Mike McGill, Dale Hackbart and a 1973 fourth-round pick to the Cardinals for Bob Brown and Nate Wright.
Vikings trade Bob Brown to the Saints for a 1973 sixth-round pick (from Baltimore) and a 1974 fourth-round pick.
The Packers sent Bob Brown to the Chargers for a 1975 third-round pick.
Bob Brown has been traded 4 times in his NFL career: Jun 23, 1971: Los Angeles Rams → OAK; Sep 13, 1971: STL → Minnesota Vikings; Sep 8, 1972: Minnesota Vikings → New Orleans Saints; Sep 5, 1974: Green Bay Packers → SD.
Based on his trade history: Los Angeles Rams, OAK, STL, Minnesota Vikings, New Orleans Saints, Green Bay Packers, SD.
To acquire Bob Brown on Jun 23, 1971, the OAK sent Harry Schuh (T); Kent McCloughan (CB) to the Los Angeles Rams.
To acquire Bob Brown on Sep 13, 1971, the Minnesota Vikings sent 1973 4th-round pick No. 80 (originally MIN) — became Mike Wells; Dale Hackbart (S); Mike McGill (LB) to the STL.
To acquire Bob Brown on Sep 8, 1972, the New Orleans Saints sent 1973 6th-round pick (originally BAL) (unverified); 1974 4th-round pick No. 88 (originally NO) — became Rod McNeill to the Minnesota Vikings.
To acquire Bob Brown on Sep 5, 1974, the SD sent 1975 3rd-round pick No. 73 (originally SD) — became Mike Fuller to the Green Bay Packers.
Sep 5, 1974: Green Bay Packers → SD.