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Jim Plunkett (1976) trade tree

On April 5, 1976, New England Patriots sent QB Jim Plunkett to San Francisco 49ers for a 1976 first-round pick (No. 21, became Tim Fox), a 1976 first-round pick (No. 12, became Pete Brock), a 1977 first-round pick (No. 16, became Raymond Clayborn), a 1977 second-round pick (No. 44, became Horace Ivory), and QB Tom Owen.

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2 trades 14 assets April 5, 1976 first trade

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  • A 1976 first-round pick (No. 21, became Tim Fox) moved from Houston to San Francisco on August 15, 1974, then to New England on April 5, 1976.

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August 15, 1974 · Chapter 1

Houston acquires Vic Washington from San Francisco

Houston receives

San Francisco receives

  • 1976 1st-round pick No. 21 (originally HOU) — became Tim Fox
  • 1977 3rd-round pick No. 65 (originally HOU) — became Elmo Boyd
Sources: [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] · Trade page

April 5, 1976 · First trade

San Francisco acquires Jim Plunkett from New England

Multiple 1st-rounders

New England receives

  • 1976 1st-round pick No. 21 (originally HOU) — became Tim Fox
  • 1976 1st-round pick No. 12 (originally SF) — became Pete Brock
  • 1977 1st-round pick No. 16 (originally SF) — became Raymond Clayborn
  • 1977 2nd-round pick No. 44 (originally SF) — became Horace Ivory
  • Tom Owen (QB)

San Francisco receives

Sources: [1] [2] [3] [4] · Trade page

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