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Bernie Kosar (1985) trade tree
On April 9, 1985, Buffalo Bills sent QB Bernie Kosar to Cleveland Browns for a 1985 first-round pick (No. 7, became Ken Ruettgers), a 1985 third-round pick (No. 63, became Hal Garner), a 1986 first-round pick (No. 16, became Ronnie Harmon), and a 1986 sixth-round pick (No. 154, became Floyd Dixon).
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How the assets moved 2 multi-stop asset chains — assets that moved on through more than one trade in this tree A 1985 first-round pick (No. 7, became Ken Ruettgers) moved from Cleveland to Buffalo on April 9, 1985, then to Green Bay on April 30, 1985. A 1986 sixth-round pick (No. 154, became Floyd Dixon) moved from Cleveland to Buffalo on April 9, 1985, then to Atlanta on August 30, 1985.
Trades in this tree
April 9, 1985 · First trade
Multiple 1st-rounders
Buffalo receives 1985 1st-round pick No. 7 (originally CLE) — became Ken Ruettgers 1985 3rd-round pick No. 63 (originally CLE) — became Hal Garner 1986 1st-round pick No. 16 (originally CLE) — became Ronnie Harmon 1986 6th-round pick No. 154 (originally CLE) — became Floyd Dixon April 30, 1985 · Chapter 2
Multiple 1st-rounders
Buffalo receives 1985 1st-round pick No. 14 (originally GB) — became Derrick Burroughs 1985 2nd-round pick No. 42 (originally GB) — became Chris Burkett Green Bay receives 1985 1st-round pick No. 7 (originally CLE) — became Ken Ruettgers 1986 4th-round pick No. 84 (originally BUF) — became Tim Harris August 30, 1985 · Chapter 3
Atlanta receives 1986 6th-round pick No. 154 (originally CLE) — became Floyd Dixon