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1996 3rd-round pick (No. 76) trade tree
On April 20, 1996, Detroit Lions sent a 1996 third-round pick (No. 86), a 1996 fourth-round pick (No. 119), and a 1996 sixth-round pick (No. 195) to New England Patriots for a 1996 third-round pick (No. 76).
2 trades
9 assets
1 custody link
Custody graph
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Draft outcomes
Pick became Lance Johnstone (1996 2nd-round pick No. 57 (originally SF)) — received by OAK. trace in graph
Pick became Kantroy Barber (1996 4th-round pick No. 124 (originally SF)) — received by NE. trace in graph
Trades
1996-04-20 backfill-19960420-det-ne
Sent 1996 3rd-round pick No. 76 (originally OAK)
Received 1996 3rd-round pick No. 86 (originally DET), 1996 4th-round pick No. 119 (originally DET), 1996 6th-round pick No. 195 (originally DET)
Sent 1996 3rd-round pick No. 86 (originally DET), 1996 4th-round pick No. 119 (originally DET), 1996 6th-round pick No. 195 (originally DET)
Received 1996 3rd-round pick No. 76 (originally OAK)
The Lions moved up to No. 76 in the third round, sending three picks (Nos. 86, 119, 195) to the Patriots. Detroit drafted DB Ryan Stewart.
1996-04-20 backfill-19960420-ne-oak
Sent 1996 3rd-round pick No. 76 (originally OAK), 1996 4th-round pick No. 124 (originally SF) — became Kantroy Barber, 1996 5th-round pick No. 149 (originally OAK)
Received 1996 2nd-round pick No. 57 (originally SF) — became Lance Johnstone
Sent 1996 2nd-round pick No. 57 (originally SF) — became Lance Johnstone
Received 1996 3rd-round pick No. 76 (originally OAK), 1996 4th-round pick No. 124 (originally SF) — became Kantroy Barber, 1996 5th-round pick No. 149 (originally OAK)
The Raiders moved up to No. 57 in the second round, sending three picks (Nos. 76, 124, 149) to the Patriots. Oakland drafted DE Lance Johnstone.
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