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Godfrey Myles (1990) trade tree
On April 22, 1990, Dallas Cowboys sent a 1990 sixth-round pick (No. 138, became John Friesz), a 1990 sixth-round pick (No. 143, became Frank Cornish), and a 1990 sixth-round pick (No. 163, became Derrick Walker) to San Diego Chargers for a 1991 third-round pick (No. 62, became Godfrey Myles).
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Connected trees 1 connected trees — picks that became players, players whose picks traveled Picks in this tree became How the assets moved 2 multi-stop asset chains — assets that moved on through more than one trade in this tree A 1990 sixth-round pick (No. 163, became Derrick Walker) moved from New York to Dallas on June 2, 1989, then to San Diego on April 22, 1990. A 1990 sixth-round pick (No. 143, became Frank Cornish) moved from New England to Dallas on April 22, 1990, then to San Diego on April 22, 1990. Trades in this tree
June 2, 1989 · Chapter 1
Dallas receives 1990 6th-round pick No. 163 (originally NYG) — became Derrick Walker April 22, 1990 · Chapter 2
Dallas receives 1990 3rd-round pick No. 64 (originally SEA) — became Jimmie Jones 1990 6th-round pick No. 143 (originally NE) — became Frank Cornish 1990 8th-round pick No. 197 (originally NE) — became Arthur Jimerson New England receives 1990 3rd-round pick No. 80 (originally DEN) — became Greg McMurtry 1990 5th-round pick No. 120 (originally MIA) — became James Gray 1990 7th-round pick No. 166 (originally DAL) — became Brent Griffith April 22, 1990 · First trade
Dallas receives 1991 3rd-round pick No. 62 (originally SD) — became Godfrey Myles San Diego receives 1990 6th-round pick No. 138 (originally DAL) — became John Friesz 1990 6th-round pick No. 143 (originally NE) — became Frank Cornish 1990 6th-round pick No. 163 (originally NYG) — became Derrick Walker