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Mike Mercer (1966) trade tree
On October 2, 1966, Buffalo Bills sent K Mike Mercer to Kansas City Chiefs for a 1967 fifth-round pick (No. 131, became Mike Hibler).
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Connected tree: ◈ Art Powell (1967)1 shared trade
How this tree connects to other trees (1 asset) How this tree connects to the Art Powell (1967) tree
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1967 5th-round pick No. 131 (originally KC) follow its journey
Oct 2, 1966 KC → BUF this tree BUF ↔ KC Mar 14, 1967 BUF → OAK ◈ Art Powell (1967) BUF ↔ OAK → It became Mike Hibler (OAK).
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Draft outcomes
Pick became Jim LeMoine (1967 2nd-round pick No. 42 (originally OAK)) — received by BUF. trace in graph
Pick became Bill Fairband (1967 3rd-round pick No. 75 (originally BUF)) — received by OAK. trace in graph
Pick became Mike Hibler (1967 5th-round pick No. 131 (originally KC)) — received by OAK. trace in graph
Trades
1966-10-02 backfill-19661002-buf-kc Received 1967 5th-round pick No. 131 (originally KC) — became Mike Hibler
Sent 1967 5th-round pick No. 131 (originally KC) — became Mike Hibler
On October 2, 1966, Buffalo Bills sent K Mike Mercer to Kansas City Chiefs for a 1967 fifth-round pick (No. 131, became Mike Hibler).
1967-03-14 backfill-19670314-buf-oak ◈ Also part of the Art Powell (1967) trade tree
Sent 1967 3rd-round pick No. 75 (originally BUF) — became Bill Fairband, 1967 5th-round pick No. 131 (originally KC) — became Mike Hibler, Daryle Lamonica (QB) , Glenn Bass (WR) Received 1967 3rd-round pick No. 75 (originally BUF) — became Bill Fairband, 1967 5th-round pick No. 131 (originally KC) — became Mike Hibler, Daryle Lamonica (QB) , Glenn Bass (WR) Bills trade Daryle Lamonica, Glenn Bass and two 1967 draft picks to the Raiders for Tom Flores, Art Powell and a 1967 second-round pick.
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