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Bobby Layne (QB) has been traded 3 times in his NFL career, most recently on Oct 7, 1958, when the Detroit Lions sent Bobby Layne to the Pittsburgh Steelers. His deals are listed below in chronological order.
Bears traded quarterback Bobby Layne to the New York Bulldogs for two 1950 draft picks, including first-rounder Chuck Hunsinger.
Yanks trade QB Bobby Layne to the Lions for end Bob Mann.
The Steelers acquired quarterback Bobby Layne from the Lions in exchange for quarterback Earl Morrall, a 1959 second-round pick, and a 1960 fourth-round pick.
Bobby Layne has been traded 3 times in his NFL career: Jul 1, 1949: Chicago Bears → NYB; Aug 4, 1950: NYY → Detroit Lions; Oct 7, 1958: Detroit Lions → Pittsburgh Steelers.
Based on his trade history: Chicago Bears, NYB, NYY, Detroit Lions, Pittsburgh Steelers.
To acquire Bobby Layne on Jul 1, 1949, the NYB sent 1950 1st-round pick No. 3 (originally NYB) — became Chuck Hunsinger; 1950 9th-round pick No. 107 (originally NYB) — became Floyd Reid to the Chicago Bears.
To acquire Bobby Layne on Aug 4, 1950, the Detroit Lions sent Bob Mann (E) to the NYY.
To acquire Bobby Layne on Oct 7, 1958, the Pittsburgh Steelers sent 1959 2nd-round pick No. 19 (originally PIT) — became Mike Rabold; 1960 4th-round pick No. 42 (originally PIT) — became Roger Brown; Earl Morrall (QB) to the Detroit Lions.
Oct 7, 1958: Detroit Lions → Pittsburgh Steelers.