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2004 6th-round pick (No. 174) trade tree

On April 25, 2004, Atlanta Falcons sent a 2004 sixth-round pick (No. 174, became Rex Hadnot) to Miami Dolphins for a 2004 sixth-round pick (No. 186, became Etric Pruitt) and a 2004 seventh-round pick (No. 219, became Quincy Wilson).

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Connected tree: ◈ Derrick Rodgers (2003)1 shared trade

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2004 7th-round pick No. 219 (originally NO) follow its journey

  1. May 27, 2003 NO → MIA ◈ Derrick Rodgers (2003) MIA ↔ NO
  2. Apr 25, 2004 MIA → ATL this tree ATL ↔ MIA
  3. → It became Quincy Wilson (ATL).

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2003-05-27

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◈ Also part of the Derrick Rodgers (2003) trade tree

Sent2004 7th-round pick No. 219 (originally NO) — became Quincy Wilson
Received2004 7th-round pick No. 219 (originally NO) — became Quincy Wilson

The Saints acquired linebacker Derrick Rodgers from the Dolphins for a 2004 seventh-rounder (No. 219).

2004-04-25

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Sent2004 6th-round pick No. 174 (originally ATL) — became Rex Hadnot
Received2004 6th-round pick No. 186 (originally MIA) — became Etric Pruitt, 2004 7th-round pick No. 219 (originally NO) — became Quincy Wilson
Sent2004 6th-round pick No. 186 (originally MIA) — became Etric Pruitt, 2004 7th-round pick No. 219 (originally NO) — became Quincy Wilson
Received2004 6th-round pick No. 174 (originally ATL) — became Rex Hadnot

On April 25, 2004, Atlanta Falcons sent a 2004 sixth-round pick (No. 174, became Rex Hadnot) to Miami Dolphins for a 2004 sixth-round pick (No. 186, became Etric Pruitt) and a 2004 seventh-round pick (No. 219, became Quincy Wilson).

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