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Garry Lewis (1990) trade tree

On April 22, 1990, Chicago Bears sent a 1990 seventh-round pick (No. 173, became Garry Lewis) to Los Angeles Raiders for a 1990 eleventh-round pick (No. 298, became Roman Matusz) and a 1990 seventh-round pick (No. 176, became Bill Anderson).

Garry Lewis was not traded in this tree — he was drafted with the No. 173 pick in 1990, a pick that moved in it.

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2 trades 9 assets April 22, 1990 first trade

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  • 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.

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April 23, 1989 · Chapter 1

Los Angeles moves the No. 335 pick to Minnesota

Los Angeles receives

  • 1990 11th-round pick No. 298 (originally MIN) — became Roman Matusz

Minnesota receives

  • 1989 12th-round pick No. 335 (originally SF) — became Everett Ross
Sources: [1] · Trade page

April 22, 1990 · First trade

Chicago moves the No. 173 pick to Los Angeles

Chicago receives

  • 1990 11th-round pick No. 298 (originally MIN) — became Roman Matusz
  • 1990 7th-round pick No. 176 (originally LA) — became Bill Anderson

Los Angeles receives

  • 1990 7th-round pick No. 173 (originally CHI) — became Garry Lewis
Sources: [1] · Trade page