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1989 third-round pick (No. 81) to the Philadelphia Eagles
April 23, 1989 · Chicago Bears, Philadelphia Eagles
This trade is the root of the Britt Hager (1989) trade tree — the full chain is traced there.
The trade
Chicago Bears receives
- a 1989 tenth-round pick (No. 270, became Todd Millikan)
- a 1989 eleventh-round pick (No. 297, became Joe Nelms)
- a 1989 twelfth-round pick (No. 330, became Freddy Weygand)
- a 1989 fifth-round pick (No. 130, became Mark Green)
- a 1989 seventh-round pick (No. 189, became Richard Brothers)
- a 1989 eighth-round pick (No. 216, became Tony Woods)
- a 1989 ninth-round pick (No. 243, became LaSalle Harper)
Philadelphia Eagles receives
- a 1989 third-round pick (No. 81, became Britt Hager)
Trade context
Bears trade 1989 3rd (#81) to Eagles for 1989 5th (#130), 1989 7th (#189), 1989 8th (#216), 1989 9th (#243), 1989 10th (#270), 1989 11th (#297) and 1989 12th (#330)
Full trade terms
On April 23, 1989, Chicago Bears sent a 1989 third-round pick (No. 81, became Britt Hager) to Philadelphia Eagles for a 1989 tenth-round pick (No. 270, became Todd Millikan), a 1989 eleventh-round pick (No. 297, became Joe Nelms), a 1989 twelfth-round pick (No. 330, became Freddy Weygand), a 1989 fifth-round pick (No. 130, became Mark Green), a 1989 seventh-round pick (No. 189, became Richard Brothers), a 1989 eighth-round pick (No. 216, became Tony Woods), and a 1989 ninth-round pick (No. 243, became LaSalle Harper).
What the assets did next
- a 1989 third-round pick (No. 81, became Britt Hager) — no other recorded trade.
- a 1989 tenth-round pick (No. 270, became Todd Millikan) — no other recorded trade.
- a 1989 eleventh-round pick (No. 297, became Joe Nelms) — no other recorded trade.
- a 1989 twelfth-round pick (No. 330, became Freddy Weygand) — no other recorded trade.
- a 1989 fifth-round pick (No. 130, became Mark Green) — no other recorded trade.
- a 1989 seventh-round pick (No. 189, became Richard Brothers) — no other recorded trade.
- a 1989 eighth-round pick (No. 216, became Tony Woods) — no other recorded trade.
- a 1989 ninth-round pick (No. 243, became LaSalle Harper) — no other recorded trade.
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