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Will Witherspoon (2009) trade tree
On October 20, 2009, St. Louis Rams sent LB Will Witherspoon to Philadelphia Eagles for a 2010 fifth-round pick (No. 163, became Reshad Jones) and WR Brandon Gibson.
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How the assets moved 1 multi-stop asset chain — assets that moved on through more than one trade in this tree A 2010 fifth-round pick (No. 163, became Reshad Jones) moved from New Orleans to Philadelphia on April 26, 2009, then to St. Louis on October 20, 2009, then to Washington on April 20, 2010, then to Miami on April 24, 2010.
Trades in this tree
April 26, 2009 · Chapter 1
New Orleans receives 2009 5th-round pick No. 164 (originally NYG) — became Thomas Morstead Philadelphia receives 2009 7th-round pick No. 222 (originally NO) — became Pat McAfee 2010 5th-round pick No. 163 (originally NO) — became Reshad Jones October 20, 2009 · First trade
St. Louis receives 2010 5th-round pick No. 163 (originally NO) — became Reshad Jones Brandon Gibson (WR)April 20, 2010 · Chapter 3
St. Louis receives 2010 5th-round pick No. 135 (originally WAS) — became Dominique Franks 2010 7th-round pick No. 211 (originally WAS) — became Marquis Johnson Washington receives 2010 5th-round pick No. 163 (originally NO) — became Reshad Jones 2010 7th-round pick No. 208 (originally STL) — became Thomas Welch Adam Carriker (DE)April 24, 2010 · Chapter 4
Miami receives 2010 5th-round pick No. 163 (originally NO) — became Reshad Jones Washington receives 2010 6th-round pick No. 174 (originally WAS) — became Dennis Morris 2010 7th-round pick No. 219 (originally MIA) — became Terrence Austin