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Gerald Riggs (1989) trade tree

On April 24, 1989, Atlanta Falcons sent RB Gerald Riggs and a 1990 fifth-round pick (No. 111, became Jeff Davidson) to Washington Redskins for a 1989 second-round pick (No. 38, became Ralph Norwood) and a 1990 first-round pick (No. 20, became Steve Broussard).

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3 trades 13 assets April 24, 1989 first trade

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  • A 1990 fifth-round pick (No. 111, became Jeff Davidson) moved from Atlanta to Washington on April 24, 1989, then to New England on April 22, 1990, then to Denver on April 22, 1990.

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April 24, 1989 · First trade

Washington acquires Gerald Riggs from Atlanta

Atlanta receives

  • 1989 2nd-round pick No. 38 (originally WAS) — became Ralph Norwood
  • 1990 1st-round pick No. 20 (originally WAS) — became Steve Broussard

Washington receives

  • 1990 5th-round pick No. 111 (originally ATL) — became Jeff Davidson
  • Gerald Riggs (RB)
Sources: [1] [2] · Trade page

April 22, 1990 · Chapter 2

New England moves the No. 86 pick to Washington

New England receives

  • 1990 5th-round pick No. 111 (originally ATL) — became Jeff Davidson
  • 1990 5th-round pick No. 110 (originally DAL) — became Junior Robinson

Washington receives

  • 1990 4th-round pick No. 86 (originally NE) — became Cary Conklin
Sources: [1] · Trade page

April 22, 1990 · Chapter 3

Denver moves the No. 88 pick to New England

Denver receives

  • 1990 5th-round pick No. 111 (originally ATL) — became Jeff Davidson

New England receives

  • 1991 4th-round pick No. 88 (originally DEN) — became Sammy Walker
Sources: [1] · Trade page