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Curley Culp (1968-1974) trade tree

On October 22, 1974, Kansas City Chiefs sent DT Curley Culp and a 1975 first-round pick (No. 6, became Robert Brazile) to Houston Oilers for a 1976 third-round pick (No. 79, became Henry Marshall) and John Matuszak.

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2 trades 8 assets October 22, 1974 first trade

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  • DT Curley Culp moved from Denver to Kansas City on September 16, 1968, then to Houston on October 22, 1974.

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September 16, 1968 · Chapter 1

Kansas City acquires Curley Culp from Denver

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Denver receives

  • 1969 4th-round pick No. 84 (originally BOS) — became Mike Schnitker

Kansas City receives

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On September 16, 1968, the Denver Broncos traded defensive tackle Curley Culp to the Kansas City Chiefs for a fourth-round pick in the 1969 draft (#84). Culp went on to a Hall of Fame career in Kansas City.

Sources: [1] · Trade page

October 22, 1974 · First trade

Houston acquires Curley Culp from Kansas City

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Houston receives

  • 1975 1st-round pick No. 6 (originally KC) — became Robert Brazile
  • Curley Culp (DT)

Kansas City receives

  • 1976 3rd-round pick No. 79 (originally HOU) — became Henry Marshall
  • John Matuszak
Sources: [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] · Trade page