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B.J. Sander (2004) trade tree

On April 24, 2004, Green Bay Packers sent a 2004 fourth-round pick (No. 102, became Will Poole) and a 2004 fifth-round pick (No. 153, became Roderick Green) to Miami Dolphins for a 2004 third-round pick (No. 87, became B.J. Sander).

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3 trades 14 assets April 24, 2004 first trade

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How the assets moved 2 multi-stop asset chains — assets that moved on through more than one trade in this tree
  • A 2004 fourth-round pick (No. 102, became Will Poole) moved from Jacksonville to Green Bay on April 24, 2004, then to Miami on April 24, 2004.
  • A 2004 fifth-round pick (No. 153, became Roderick Green) moved from Green Bay to Miami on April 24, 2004, then to Baltimore on April 25, 2004.

Trades in this tree

April 24, 2004 · Chapter 1

Green Bay moves the No. 55 pick to Jacksonville

Green Bay receives

  • 2004 3rd-round pick No. 70 (originally JAX) — became Joey Thomas
  • 2004 4th-round pick No. 102 (originally JAX) — became Will Poole

Jacksonville receives

  • 2004 2nd-round pick No. 55 (originally GB) — became Greg Jones
Sources: [1] [2] · Trade page

April 24, 2004 · First trade

Green Bay moves the No. 102 pick to Miami

Green Bay receives

  • 2004 3rd-round pick No. 87 (originally MIA) — became B.J. Sander

Miami receives

  • 2004 4th-round pick No. 102 (originally JAX) — became Will Poole
  • 2004 5th-round pick No. 153 (originally GB) — became Roderick Green
Sources: [1] [2] · Trade page

April 25, 2004 · Chapter 3

Baltimore moves the No. 160 pick to Miami

Baltimore receives

  • 2004 5th-round pick No. 153 (originally GB) — became Roderick Green

Miami receives

  • 2004 5th-round pick No. 160 (originally PHI) — became Tony Bua
  • 2004 7th-round pick No. 222 (originally BAL) — became Derrick Pope
Sources: [1] · Trade page