On April 23, 1989, Los Angeles Raiders sent a 1989 twelfth-round pick (No. 335, became Everett Ross) to Minnesota Vikings for a 1990 eleventh-round pick (No. 298, became Roman Matusz).
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A 1989 twelfth-round pick (No. 335, became Everett Ross) moved from San Francisco to Los Angeles on April 23, 1989, then to Minnesota on April 23, 1989.
A 1990 eleventh-round pick (No. 298, became Roman Matusz) moved from Minnesota to Los Angeles on April 23, 1989, then to Chicago on April 22, 1990.