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Jeff George (1994) trade tree

On March 25, 1994, Indianapolis Colts sent QB Jeff George to Atlanta Falcons for a 1994 first-round pick (No. 7, became Bryant Young), a 1994 third-round pick (No. 83, became James Bostic), and a 1996 first-round pick (No. 19, became Marvin Harrison).

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3 trades 22 assets March 25, 1994 first trade

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  • A 1994 first-round pick (No. 7, became Bryant Young) moved from Atlanta to Indianapolis on March 25, 1994, then to Los Angeles on April 24, 1994, then to San Francisco on April 24, 1994.
  • A 1994 third-round pick (No. 83, became James Bostic) moved from Atlanta to Indianapolis on March 25, 1994, then to Los Angeles on April 24, 1994.

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March 25, 1994 · First trade

Atlanta acquires Jeff George from Indianapolis

Multiple 1st-rounders

Atlanta receives

Indianapolis receives

  • 1994 1st-round pick No. 7 (originally ATL) — became Bryant Young
  • 1994 3rd-round pick No. 83 (originally ATL) — became James Bostic
  • 1996 1st-round pick No. 19 (originally ATL) — became Marvin Harrison

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Colts trade QB Jeff George to Falcons for 1994 1st (#7), 3rd (#83), and conditional 1996 1st (#19, Marvin Harrison)

Sources: [1] · Trade page

April 24, 1994 · Chapter 2

Indianapolis moves the No. 7 pick to Los Angeles

Top-5 pickMultiple 1st-rounders

Indianapolis receives

  • 1994 1st-round pick No. 5 (originally LAR) — became Trev Alberts

Los Angeles receives

  • 1994 1st-round pick No. 7 (originally ATL) — became Bryant Young
  • 1994 3rd-round pick No. 83 (originally ATL) — became James Bostic
Sources: [1] · Trade page

April 24, 1994 · Chapter 3

Los Angeles moves the No. 7 pick to San Francisco

Multiple 1st-rounders

Los Angeles receives

  • 1994 1st-round pick No. 15 (originally SD) — became Wayne Gandy
  • 1994 2nd-round pick No. 56 (originally SF) — became Brad Ottis
  • 1994 3rd-round pick No. 100 (originally PHI) — became Ernest Jones

San Francisco receives

  • 1994 1st-round pick No. 7 (originally ATL) — became Bryant Young
Sources: [1] · Trade page