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Cotton Speyrer (1971-1975) trade tree
On July 31, 1971, Baltimore Colts sent a 1973 ninth-round pick (No. 218, became Rick Galbos), a 1974 ninth-round pick (No. 213, became Don Hutt), and WR Roy Jefferson to Washington Redskins for a 1973 first-round pick (No. 25, became Johnny Rodgers) and WR Cotton Speyrer.
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How the assets moved 4 multi-stop asset chains — assets that moved on through more than one trade in this tree WR Cotton Speyrer moved from Washington to Indianapolis on July 31, 1971, then to Washington on January 29, 1975, then to Miami on August 21, 1975. WR Roy Jefferson moved from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis on August 21, 1970, then to Washington on July 31, 1971. A 1973 first-round pick (No. 25, became Johnny Rodgers) moved from Washington to Indianapolis on July 31, 1971, then to San Diego on August 7, 1972. A 1974 ninth-round pick (No. 213, became Don Hutt) moved from Indianapolis to Washington on July 31, 1971, then to Los Angeles on January 30, 1974. Trades in this tree
August 21, 1970 · Chapter 1
Pittsburgh receives 1971 4th-round pick No. 104 (originally BAL) — became Dwight White Willie Richardson (WR)July 31, 1971 · First trade
Indianapolis receives 1973 1st-round pick No. 25 (originally WAS) — became Johnny Rodgers Cotton Speyrer (WR)Washington receives 1973 9th-round pick No. 218 (originally BAL) — became Rick Galbos 1974 9th-round pick No. 213 (originally BAL) — became Don Hutt Roy Jefferson (WR)August 7, 1972 · Chapter 3
San Diego receives 1973 1st-round pick No. 25 (originally WAS) — became Johnny Rodgers John Andrews January 30, 1974 · Chapter 4
Los Angeles receives 1974 9th-round pick No. 213 (originally BAL) — became Don Hutt January 29, 1975 · Chapter 5
Indianapolis receives 1976 12th-round pick No. 339 (originally BAL) — became Randy Young 1976 16th-round pick No. 449 (originally WAS) — became Mike Fuhrman August 21, 1975 · Chapter 6
Washington receives 1976 pick (originally MIA) (unverified)