On April 24, 2004, Houston Texans sent a 2004 second-round pick (No. 40, became Ben Troupe), a 2004 third-round pick (No. 71, became Randy Starks), a 2004 fourth-round pick (No. 103, became Bo Schobel), and a 2004 fifth-round pick (No. 138, became Jacob Bell) to Tennessee Titans for a 2004 first-round pick (No. 27, became Jason Babin) and a 2004 fifth-round pick (No. 159, became Sean Bubin).
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Sent2004 1st-round pick No. 27 (originally TEN) — became Jason Babin, 2004 5th-round pick No. 159 (originally TEN) — became Sean Bubin
Received2004 2nd-round pick No. 40 (originally HOU) — became Ben Troupe, 2004 3rd-round pick No. 71 (originally HOU) — became Randy Starks, 2004 4th-round pick No. 103 (originally HOU) — became Bo Schobel, 2004 5th-round pick No. 138 (originally HOU) — became Jacob Bell
Sent2004 2nd-round pick No. 40 (originally HOU) — became Ben Troupe, 2004 3rd-round pick No. 71 (originally HOU) — became Randy Starks, 2004 4th-round pick No. 103 (originally HOU) — became Bo Schobel, 2004 5th-round pick No. 138 (originally HOU) — became Jacob Bell
Received2004 1st-round pick No. 27 (originally TEN) — became Jason Babin, 2004 5th-round pick No. 159 (originally TEN) — became Sean Bubin
On April 24, 2004, Houston Texans sent a 2004 second-round pick (No. 40, became Ben Troupe), a 2004 third-round pick (No. 71, became Randy Starks), a 2004 fourth-round pick (No. 103, became Bo Schobel), and a 2004 fifth-round pick (No. 138, became Jacob Bell) to Tennessee Titans for a 2004 first-round pick (No. 27, became Jason Babin) and a 2004 fifth-round pick (No. 159, became Sean Bubin).
Received2004 5th-round pick No. 159 (originally TEN) — became Sean Bubin
On April 25, 2004, Houston Texans sent a 2004 fifth-round pick (No. 159, became Sean Bubin) to Jacksonville Jaguars for a 2004 sixth-round pick (No. 175, became Jammal Lord) and a 2004 seventh-round pick (No. 210, became Raheem Orr).