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Mike Mamula (1995) trade tree

On April 22, 1995, Philadelphia Eagles sent a 1995 first-round pick (No. 12, became Warren Sapp), a 1995 second-round pick (No. 43, became Melvin Johnson), and a 1995 second-round pick (No. 63, became Shane Hannah) to Tampa Bay Buccaneers for a 1995 first-round pick (No. 7, became Mike Mamula) and a 1995 third-round pick (No. 72, became Greg Jefferson).

Multiple 1st-roundersBlockbuster score: 3,676 · #617 of 3,307 trades Ranks trades by how much they matter to fans — famous players first, then draft capital. Higher means a bigger deal.

2 trades 15 assets April 22, 1995 first trade

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  • A 1995 second-round pick (No. 63, became Shane Hannah) moved from Philadelphia to Tampa Bay on April 22, 1995, then to Dallas on April 22, 1995.

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April 22, 1995 · First trade

Philadelphia moves the No. 12 pick to Tampa Bay

Multiple 1st-rounders

Philadelphia receives

  • 1995 1st-round pick No. 7 (originally TB) — became Mike Mamula
  • 1995 3rd-round pick No. 72 (originally TB) — became Greg Jefferson

Tampa Bay receives

  • 1995 1st-round pick No. 12 (originally PHI) — became Warren Sapp
  • 1995 2nd-round pick No. 43 (originally PHI) — became Melvin Johnson
  • 1995 2nd-round pick No. 63 (originally PHI) — became Shane Hannah
Sources: [1] [2] · Trade page

April 22, 1995 · Chapter 2

Dallas moves the No. 28 pick to Tampa Bay

Dallas receives

  • 1995 2nd-round pick No. 63 (originally PHI) — became Shane Hannah
  • 1995 2nd-round pick No. 41 (originally TB) — became Ron Davis

Tampa Bay receives

  • 1995 1st-round pick No. 28 (originally DAL) — became Derrick Brooks
Sources: [1] [2] · Trade page