Football Trade Trees

← All trade trees

Kevin Mack (1984) trade tree

On May 2, 1984, Chicago sent a 1984 first-round pick (became Kevin Mack) to Cleveland involving 7 assets.

Full trade terms

On May 2, 1984, Chicago Bears sent a 1984 first-round pick (became Kevin Mack), a 1984 second-round pick (became Gerald McNeil), and a 1984 third-round pick (became Doug West) to Cleveland Browns for a 1984 tenth-round pick (No. 271, became Shaun Gayle), a 1984 eleventh-round pick (No. 297, became Mark Butkus), a 1984 twelfth-round pick (No. 330, became Donald Jordan), and a 1984 ninth-round pick (No. 244, became Mark Casale).

Blockbuster score: 1,766 · #739 of 3,307 trades Ranks trades by how much they matter to fans — famous players first, then draft capital. Higher means a bigger deal.

1 trades 14 assets May 2, 1984 first trade

Trade Custody Map

Share

Pan and zoom the graph to explore how draft picks and players moved across trades. Click any node to highlight its chain.

PlayerDraft pickVoidedFrom another tree

Trades in this tree

May 2, 1984 · First trade

Chicago moves the 1984 1st-round pick to Cleveland

Chicago receives

  • 1984 10th-round pick No. 271 (originally CLE) — became Shaun Gayle
  • 1984 11th-round pick No. 297 (originally CLE) — became Mark Butkus
  • 1984 12th-round pick No. 330 (originally CLE) — became Donald Jordan
  • 1984 9th-round pick No. 244 (originally CLE) — became Mark Casale

Cleveland receives

  • 1984 1st-round pick (originally CHI) — became Kevin Mack
  • 1984 2nd-round pick (originally CHI) — became Gerald McNeil
  • 1984 3rd-round pick (originally CHI) — became Doug West
Sources: [1] · Trade page