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Tommy Reamon (1976-1977) trade tree

On May 2, 1977, Chicago Bears sent a 1977 sixth-round pick (No. 167, became Andre Herrera) to Kansas City Chiefs for RB Tommy Reamon.

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4 trades 11 assets May 2, 1977 first trade

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  • A 1977 sixth-round pick (No. 167, became Andre Herrera) moved from Oakland to Tampa Bay on 1976, then to Chicago on January 1977, then to Kansas City on May 2, 1977.
  • RB Tommy Reamon moved from Pittsburgh to Kansas City on August 27, 1976, then to Chicago on May 2, 1977.

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1976 · Chapter 1

Oakland acquires Cedric Brown from Tampa Bay

Oakland receives

Tampa Bay receives

  • 1977 6th-round pick No. 167 (originally OAK) — became Andre Herrera
  • 1977 9th-round pick No. 251 (originally OAK) — became Larry Mucker
Sources: [1] [2] [3] · Trade page

August 27, 1976 · Chapter 2

Kansas City acquires Tommy Reamon from Pittsburgh

Kansas City receives

Pittsburgh receives

  • 1977 5th-round pick No. 121 (originally KC) — became Cliff Stoudt
Sources: [1] [2] [3] · Trade page

January 1977 · Chapter 3

Tampa Bay acquires Gary Huff from Chicago

Chicago receives

  • 1977 6th-round pick No. 167 (originally OAK) — became Andre Herrera
  • 1977 6th-round pick No. 140 (originally TB) — became Vince Evans

Tampa Bay receives

Sources: [1] [2] · Trade page

May 2, 1977 · First trade

Chicago acquires Tommy Reamon from Kansas City

Chicago receives

Kansas City receives

  • 1977 6th-round pick No. 167 (originally OAK) — became Andre Herrera
Sources: [1] [2] · Trade page