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Daryl Washington (2010) trade tree
On April 23, 2010, Arizona Cardinals sent a 2010 second-round pick (No. 58, became Ben Tate) and a 2010 third-round pick (No. 89, became Armanti Edwards) to New England Patriots for a 2010 second-round pick (No. 47, became Daryl Washington).
Blockbuster score: 895 · #1,008 of 3,307 trades ⓘ Ranks trades by how much they matter to fans — famous players first, then draft capital. Higher means a bigger deal.
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How the assets moved 3 multi-stop asset chains — assets that moved on through more than one trade in this tree A 2010 second-round pick (No. 47, became Daryl Washington) moved from Tennessee to New England on April 26, 2009, then to Arizona on April 23, 2010. A 2010 second-round pick (No. 58, became Ben Tate) moved from Arizona to New England on April 23, 2010, then to Houston on April 23, 2010. A 2010 third-round pick (No. 89, became Armanti Edwards) moved from Arizona to New England on April 23, 2010, then to Carolina on April 23, 2010.
Trades in this tree
April 26, 2009 · Chapter 1
New England receives 2010 2nd-round pick No. 47 (originally TEN) — became Daryl Washington Tennessee receives 2009 3rd-round pick No. 89 (originally NE) — became Jared Cook April 23, 2010 · First trade
Arizona receives 2010 2nd-round pick No. 47 (originally TEN) — became Daryl Washington New England receives 2010 2nd-round pick No. 58 (originally ARI) — became Ben Tate 2010 3rd-round pick No. 89 (originally ARI) — became Armanti Edwards April 23, 2010 · Chapter 3
Carolina receives 2010 3rd-round pick No. 89 (originally ARI) — became Armanti Edwards New England receives 2011 2nd-round pick No. 33 (originally CAR) — became Ras-I Dowling April 23, 2010 · Chapter 4
Houston receives 2010 2nd-round pick No. 58 (originally ARI) — became Ben Tate New England receives 2010 2nd-round pick No. 62 (originally MIN) — became Brandon Spikes 2010 5th-round pick No. 150 (originally HOU) — became Zoltan Mesko