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Kaulana Noa (2000) trade tree

On April 16, 2000, Chicago Bears sent a 2000 fourth-round pick (No. 104, became Kaulana Noa) to St. Louis Rams for a 2000 fourth-round pick (No. 125, became Reggie Austin), a 2000 fifth-round pick (No. 150, became John Milem), and a 2000 seventh-round pick (No. 225, became Rashidi Barnes).

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6 trades 28 assets April 16, 2000 first trade

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How the assets moved 3 multi-stop asset chains — assets that moved on through more than one trade in this tree
  • A 2000 fifth-round pick (No. 150, became John Milem) moved from Baltimore to Detroit on March 22, 1999, then to St. Louis on September 1, 1999, then to Chicago on April 16, 2000, then to San Francisco on April 16, 2000.
  • A 2000 seventh-round pick (No. 225, became Rashidi Barnes) moved from Baltimore to St. Louis on April 17, 1999, then to Chicago on April 16, 2000, then to Cleveland on April 16, 2000.
  • A 2000 seventh-round pick (No. 209, became Eric Chandler) moved from San Francisco to Chicago on April 16, 2000, then to Cleveland on April 16, 2000.

Trades in this tree

March 22, 1999 · Chapter 1

Baltimore acquires Scott Mitchell from Detroit

Baltimore receives

Detroit receives

  • 1999 3rd-round pick No. 72 (originally BAL) — became Grey Ruegamer
  • 2000 5th-round pick No. 150 (originally BAL) — became John Milem

Note

The Ravens traded quarterback Scott Mitchell to the Lions for a 1999 third-rounder and a conditional 2000 fifth-rounder.

Sources: [1] [2] [3] [4] · Trade page

April 17, 1999 · Chapter 2

Baltimore acquires Tony Banks from St. Louis

Baltimore receives

St. Louis receives

  • 1999 5th-round pick No. 145 (originally BAL) — became Cameron Spikes
  • 2000 7th-round pick No. 225 (originally BAL) — became Rashidi Barnes
Sources: [1] · Trade page

September 1, 1999 · Chapter 3

Detroit acquires Greg Hill from St. Louis

Detroit receives

St. Louis receives

  • 2000 5th-round pick No. 150 (originally BAL) — became John Milem
  • 2000 7th-round pick No. 220 (originally DET) — became Andrew Kline
Sources: [1] [2] · Trade page

April 16, 2000 · First trade

Chicago moves the No. 104 pick to St. Louis

Chicago receives

  • 2000 4th-round pick No. 125 (originally STL) — became Reggie Austin
  • 2000 5th-round pick No. 150 (originally BAL) — became John Milem
  • 2000 7th-round pick No. 225 (originally BAL) — became Rashidi Barnes

St. Louis receives

  • 2000 4th-round pick No. 104 (originally CHI) — became Kaulana Noa
Sources: [1] · Trade page

April 16, 2000 · Chapter 5

Chicago moves the No. 150 pick to San Francisco

Chicago receives

  • 2000 6th-round pick No. 170 (originally SF) — became Frank Murphy
  • 2000 7th-round pick No. 209 (originally SF) — became Eric Chandler

San Francisco receives

  • 2000 5th-round pick No. 150 (originally BAL) — became John Milem
Sources: [1] [2] · Trade page

April 16, 2000 · Chapter 6

Chicago moves the No. 225 pick to Cleveland

Chicago receives

  • 2000 7th-round pick No. 223 (originally CLE) — became James Cotton
  • 2000 7th-round pick No. 254 (originally CLE) — became Mike Green
  • 2000 7th-round pick No. 232 (originally MIN) — became Jeff Harris

Cleveland receives

  • 2000 7th-round pick No. 225 (originally BAL) — became Rashidi Barnes
  • 2000 7th-round pick No. 209 (originally SF) — became Eric Chandler
Sources: [1] · Trade page