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Maxie Baughan to the Washington Redskins
January 28, 1971 · Los Angeles Rams, Washington Redskins
This trade appears in 7 trade trees — the full chains are traced there:
The trade
Los Angeles Rams receives
- a 1971 first-round pick (No. 10, became Isiah Robertson)
- a 1971 third-round pick (No. 63, became Dave Elmendorf)
- a 1972 third-round pick (No. 73, became Jim White)
- a 1972 fourth-round pick (No. 99, became Joe Federspiel)
- a 1972 fifth-round pick (No. 125, became Bob Christiansen)
- a 1972 sixth-round pick (No. 151, became Edward Hebert)
- LB Marlin McKeever
Washington Redskins receives
- a 1971 fifth-round pick (No. 124, became Jim Stillwagon)
- DT Diron Talbert
- LB Jack Pardee
- RB Jeff Jordan
- G John Wilbur
- LB Maxie Baughan
- LB Myron Pottios
Trade context
The Rams sent six players and a 1971 fifth-round pick to Washington for Marlin McKeever and six draft picks in George Allen's blockbuster.
Full trade terms
On January 28, 1971, Los Angeles Rams sent a 1971 fifth-round pick (No. 124, became Jim Stillwagon), DT Diron Talbert, LB Jack Pardee, RB Jeff Jordan, G John Wilbur, LB Maxie Baughan, and LB Myron Pottios to Washington Redskins for a 1971 first-round pick (No. 10, became Isiah Robertson), a 1971 third-round pick (No. 63, became Dave Elmendorf), a 1972 third-round pick (No. 73, became Jim White), a 1972 fourth-round pick (No. 99, became Joe Federspiel), a 1972 fifth-round pick (No. 125, became Bob Christiansen), a 1972 sixth-round pick (No. 151, became Edward Hebert), and LB Marlin McKeever.
What the assets did next
- a 1971 fifth-round pick (No. 124, became Jim Stillwagon)
- DT Diron Talbert — no other recorded trade.
- LB Jack Pardee — no other recorded trade.
- RB Jeff Jordan — no other recorded trade.
- G John Wilbur
- LB Maxie Baughan
- LB Myron Pottios — no other recorded trade.
- a 1971 first-round pick (No. 10, became Isiah Robertson) — no other recorded trade.
- a 1971 third-round pick (No. 63, became Dave Elmendorf) — no other recorded trade.
- a 1972 third-round pick (No. 73, became Jim White)
- a 1972 fourth-round pick (No. 99, became Joe Federspiel)
- a 1972 fifth-round pick (No. 125, became Bob Christiansen) — no other recorded trade.
- a 1972 sixth-round pick (No. 151, became Edward Hebert) — no other recorded trade.
- LB Marlin McKeever
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