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Eric Allen (1988) trade tree

On April 24, 1988, Philadelphia Eagles sent a 1988 second-round pick (No. 39, became Pierce Holt) and a 1988 fourth-round pick (No. 83, became Robert Goff) to Tampa Bay Buccaneers for a 1988 second-round pick (No. 30, became Eric Allen).

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3 trades 13 assets April 24, 1988 first trade

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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 1988 fourth-round pick (No. 83, became Robert Goff) moved from Atlanta to Philadelphia on August 7, 1987, then to Tampa Bay on April 24, 1988.
  • A 1988 second-round pick (No. 39, became Pierce Holt) moved from Philadelphia to Tampa Bay on April 24, 1988, then to San Francisco on April 24, 1988.

Trades in this tree

August 7, 1987 · Chapter 1

Atlanta acquires Leonard Mitchell from Philadelphia

Atlanta receives

Philadelphia receives

  • 1988 4th-round pick No. 83 (originally ATL) — became Robert Goff
Sources: [1] · Trade page

April 24, 1988 · First trade

Philadelphia moves the No. 39 pick to Tampa Bay

Philadelphia receives

  • 1988 2nd-round pick No. 30 (originally TB) — became Eric Allen

Tampa Bay receives

  • 1988 2nd-round pick No. 39 (originally PHI) — became Pierce Holt
  • 1988 4th-round pick No. 83 (originally ATL) — became Robert Goff
Sources: [1] · Trade page

April 24, 1988 · Chapter 3

San Francisco moves the No. 53 pick to Tampa Bay

San Francisco receives

  • 1988 2nd-round pick No. 39 (originally PHI) — became Pierce Holt

Tampa Bay receives

  • 1988 2nd-round pick No. 53 (originally SF) — became Lars Tate
  • 1988 4th-round pick No. 107 (originally SF) — became Monte Robbins
Sources: [1] · Trade page