Champ Bailey (1999) trade tree

On April 17, 1999, Chicago Bears sent a 1999 first-round pick (No. 7, became Champ Bailey) to Washington Redskins for a 1999 first-round pick (No. 12, became Cade McNown), a 1999 third-round pick (No. 71, became D'Wayne Bates), a 1999 fourth-round pick (No. 106, became Warrick Holdman), a 1999 fifth-round pick (No. 143, became Jerry Wisne), and a 2000 third-round pick (No. 87, became Dustin Lyman).

2 trades 25 assets 14 custody links

Chicago Bears Washington Redskins New Orleans Saints

Connected tree: ◈ Ricky Williams (1999)1 shared trade

How this tree connects to other trees (2 assets)

How this tree connects to the Ricky Williams (1999) tree

These assets changed hands between the two trees:

1999 1st-round pick No. 12 (originally NO) follow its journey

Apr 17, 1999 WAS → CHI this tree CHI ↔ WAS
Apr 17, 1999 NO → WAS ◈ Ricky Williams (1999) NO ↔ WAS
→ It became Cade McNown (WAS).

1999 3rd-round pick No. 71 (originally NO) follow its journey

Apr 17, 1999 WAS → CHI this tree CHI ↔ WAS
Apr 17, 1999 NO → WAS ◈ Ricky Williams (1999) NO ↔ WAS
→ It became D'Wayne Bates (WAS).

Custody graph

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Draft outcomes

Pick became Ricky Williams (1999 1st-round pick No. 5 (originally CAR)) — received by NO. trace in graph
Pick became Champ Bailey (1999 1st-round pick No. 7 (originally CHI)) — received by WAS. trace in graph
Pick became Cade McNown (1999 1st-round pick No. 12 (originally NO)) — received by WAS. trace in graph
Pick became D'Wayne Bates (1999 3rd-round pick No. 71 (originally NO)) — received by WAS. trace in graph
Pick became Nate Stimson (1999 4th-round pick No. 107 (originally NO)) — received by WAS. trace in graph
Pick became Warrick Holdman (1999 4th-round pick No. 106 (originally WAS)) — received by CHI. trace in graph
Pick became Khari Samuel (1999 5th-round pick No. 144 (originally NO)) — received by WAS. trace in graph
Pick became Jerry Wisne (1999 5th-round pick No. 143 (originally WAS)) — received by CHI. trace in graph
Pick became Desmond Clark (1999 6th-round pick No. 179 (originally NO)) — received by WAS. trace in graph
Pick became Billy Miller (1999 7th-round pick No. 218 (originally NO)) — received by WAS. trace in graph
Pick became LaVar Arrington (2000 1st-round pick No. 2 (originally NO)) — received by WAS. trace in graph
Pick became Dustin Lyman (2000 3rd-round pick No. 87 (originally WAS)) — received by CHI. trace in graph

Trades

1999-04-17

Chicago Bears Washington Redskins

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Chicago Bears

Sent1999 1st-round pick No. 7 (originally CHI) — became Champ Bailey

Received1999 1st-round pick No. 12 (originally NO) — became Cade McNown, 1999 3rd-round pick No. 71 (originally NO) — became D'Wayne Bates, 1999 4th-round pick No. 106 (originally WAS) — became Warrick Holdman, 1999 5th-round pick No. 143 (originally WAS) — became Jerry Wisne, 2000 3rd-round pick No. 87 (originally WAS) — became Dustin Lyman

Washington Redskins

Sent1999 1st-round pick No. 12 (originally NO) — became Cade McNown, 1999 3rd-round pick No. 71 (originally NO) — became D'Wayne Bates, 1999 4th-round pick No. 106 (originally WAS) — became Warrick Holdman, 1999 5th-round pick No. 143 (originally WAS) — became Jerry Wisne, 2000 3rd-round pick No. 87 (originally WAS) — became Dustin Lyman

Received1999 1st-round pick No. 7 (originally CHI) — became Champ Bailey

Bears trade 1999 1st (#7, Champ Bailey) to Washington for #12 (orig Saints, Cade McNown), #71 (orig Saints, D'Wayne Bates), #106 (Warrick Holdman), #143 (Jerry Wisne), 2000 3rd (#87)

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1999_NFL_draft

Source: https://grantland.com/the-triangle/the-nfls-craziest-draft-trade-what-ifs-of-the-past-15-years/?print=1

1999-04-17

New Orleans Saints Washington Redskins

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◈ Also part of the Ricky Williams (1999) trade tree

New Orleans Saints

Sent1999 1st-round pick No. 12 (originally NO) — became Cade McNown, 1999 3rd-round pick No. 71 (originally NO) — became D'Wayne Bates, 1999 4th-round pick No. 107 (originally NO) — became Nate Stimson, 1999 5th-round pick No. 144 (originally NO) — became Khari Samuel, 1999 6th-round pick No. 179 (originally NO) — became Desmond Clark, 1999 7th-round pick No. 218 (originally NO) — became Billy Miller, 2000 1st-round pick No. 2 (originally NO) — became LaVar Arrington, 2000 3rd-round pick No. 64 (originally NO)

Received1999 1st-round pick No. 5 (originally CAR) — became Ricky Williams (unverified)

Washington Redskins

Sent1999 1st-round pick No. 5 (originally CAR) — became Ricky Williams (unverified)

Received1999 1st-round pick No. 12 (originally NO) — became Cade McNown, 1999 3rd-round pick No. 71 (originally NO) — became D'Wayne Bates, 1999 4th-round pick No. 107 (originally NO) — became Nate Stimson, 1999 5th-round pick No. 144 (originally NO) — became Khari Samuel, 1999 6th-round pick No. 179 (originally NO) — became Desmond Clark, 1999 7th-round pick No. 218 (originally NO) — became Billy Miller, 2000 1st-round pick No. 2 (originally NO) — became LaVar Arrington, 2000 3rd-round pick No. 64 (originally NO)

Washington trades 1999 1st (#5, Ricky Williams) to Saints for #12, #71, #107, #144, #179, #218, 2000 1st (#2, LaVar Arrington), 2000 3rd (#64, Lloyd Harrison).

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ricky_Williams_trade

Source: https://www.espn.ph/blog/nflnation/post/_/id/307342/for-redskins-1999-ricky-williams-deal-brought-hall-of-famer-too-few-wins

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