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Earl Morrall (QB) has been traded 3 times in his NFL career, most recently on Aug 25, 1968, when the New York Giants sent Earl Morrall to the Baltimore Ravens. His deals are listed below in chronological order.
49ers sent QB Earl Morrall and G Mike Sandusky to the Steelers for LB Marv Matuszak plus Pittsburgh's 1958 and 1959 first-round picks.
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.
On August 25, 1968, the New York Giants traded quarterback Earl Morrall to the Baltimore Colts for an undisclosed draft choice, with tight end Butch Wilson going to the Giants to complete the deal. Morrall won NFL MVP honors leading the Colts in 1968.
Earl Morrall has been traded 3 times in his NFL career: Sep 16, 1957: San Francisco 49ers → Pittsburgh Steelers; Oct 7, 1958: Pittsburgh Steelers → Detroit Lions; Aug 25, 1968: New York Giants → Baltimore Ravens.
Based on his trade history: San Francisco 49ers, Pittsburgh Steelers, Detroit Lions, New York Giants, Baltimore Ravens.
To acquire Earl Morrall on Sep 16, 1957, the Pittsburgh Steelers sent 1958 1st-round pick No. 8 (originally PIT) — became Jim Pace; 1959 1st-round pick No. 8 (originally PIT) — became Dan James; Marv Matuszak (LB) to the San Francisco 49ers.
To acquire Earl Morrall on Oct 7, 1958, the Detroit Lions sent Bobby Layne (QB) to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
To acquire Earl Morrall on Aug 25, 1968, the Baltimore Ravens sent Butch Wilson (TE) to the New York Giants.
Aug 25, 1968: New York Giants → Baltimore Ravens.