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Julian Peterson (2009) trade tree

On March 14, 2009, Seattle Seahawks sent LB Julian Peterson to Detroit Lions for a 2009 fifth-round pick (No. 137, became Jason Phillips) and DE Cory Redding.

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4 trades 18 assets March 14, 2009 first trade

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  • A 2009 fifth-round pick (No. 137, became Jason Phillips) moved from Detroit to Seattle on March 14, 2009, then to Philadelphia on April 26, 2009, then to New England on April 26, 2009, then to Baltimore on April 26, 2009.
  • A 2009 fifth-round pick (No. 141, became Kenny McKinley) moved from Philadelphia to New England on April 26, 2009, then to Baltimore on April 26, 2009.

Trades in this tree

March 14, 2009 · First trade

Detroit acquires Julian Peterson from Seattle

Detroit receives

Seattle receives

  • 2009 5th-round pick No. 137 (originally DET) — became Jason Phillips
  • Cory Redding (DE)

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Detroit acquired Pro Bowl linebacker Julian Peterson from Seattle for defensive lineman Cory Redding and a draft pick.

Sources: [1] [2] [3] · Trade page

April 26, 2009 · Chapter 2

Philadelphia moves the No. 91 pick to Seattle

Philadelphia receives

  • 2009 5th-round pick No. 137 (originally DET) — became Jason Phillips
  • 2009 7th-round pick No. 213 (originally SEA) — became Paul Fanaika
  • 2010 3rd-round pick No. 70 (originally SEA) — became Ed Dickson

Seattle receives

  • 2009 3rd-round pick No. 91 (originally NYG) — became Deon Butler

April 26, 2009 · Chapter 3

Philadelphia acquires Ellis Hobbs from New England

New England receives

  • 2009 5th-round pick No. 141 (originally CLE) — became Kenny McKinley
  • 2009 5th-round pick No. 137 (originally DET) — became Jason Phillips

Philadelphia receives

April 26, 2009 · Chapter 4

Baltimore moves the No. 123 pick to New England

Baltimore receives

  • 2009 5th-round pick No. 141 (originally CLE) — became Kenny McKinley
  • 2009 5th-round pick No. 137 (originally DET) — became Jason Phillips

New England receives

  • 2009 4th-round pick No. 123 (originally BAL) — became Rich Ohrnberger
  • 2009 6th-round pick No. 198 (originally BAL) — became Jake Ingram