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Champ Bailey (1999) trade tree

On April 17, 1999, Chicago sent a 1999 first-round pick (No. 7, became Champ Bailey) to Washington involving 6 assets.

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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).

Champ Bailey was not traded in this tree — he was drafted with the No. 7 pick in 1999, a pick that moved in it.

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2 trades 39 assets April 17, 1999 first trade

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  • A 1999 first-round pick (No. 12, became Cade McNown) moved from New Orleans to Washington on April 17, 1999, then to Chicago on April 17, 1999.
  • A 1999 third-round pick (No. 71, became D'Wayne Bates) moved from New Orleans to Washington on April 17, 1999, then to Chicago on April 17, 1999.

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April 17, 1999 · Chapter 1

New Orleans moves the No. 12 pick to Washington

Top-5 pickMultiple 1st-rounders

New Orleans receives

Washington receives

  • 1999 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) — became Lloyd Harrison
Sources: [1] [2] · Trade page

April 17, 1999 · First trade

Chicago moves the No. 7 pick to Washington

Multiple 1st-rounders

Chicago receives

  • 1999 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 receives

  • 1999 1st-round pick No. 7 (originally CHI) — became Champ Bailey
Sources: [1] [2] · Trade page