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Larry Morris (1959) trade tree

On September 5, 1959, Chicago Bears sent a 1960 second-round pick (No. 21, became Sam Horner) to Washington Redskins for LB Larry Morris.

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January 1, 1959

The Rams traded Larry Morris to Washington for Gene Brito after the 1958 season.

Sources: [1]

September 5, 1959

Washington traded Larry Morris to the Bears for Chicago's 1960 second-round pick, which Washington used on Sam Horner.

Got
Larry Morris (LB)
Sent
1960 2nd-round pick No. 21 (originally CHI) — became Sam Horner
Got
1960 2nd-round pick No. 21 (originally CHI) — became Sam Horner
Sent
Larry Morris (LB)
Sources: [1] [2] [3]

September 8, 1966

On September 8, 1966, Atlanta Falcons sent a 1967 sixth-round pick (No. 142, became Virgil Carter) and a 1968 third-round pick (No. 57, became Major Hazelton) to Chicago Bears for LB Larry Morris.

Got
Larry Morris (LB)
Sent
1967 6th-round pick No. 142 (originally PIT) — became Virgil Carter, 1968 3rd-round pick No. 57 (originally ATL) — became Major Hazelton
Got
1967 6th-round pick No. 142 (originally PIT) — became Virgil Carter, 1968 3rd-round pick No. 57 (originally ATL) — became Major Hazelton
Sent
Larry Morris (LB)
Sources: [1]