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Tony Moeaki (2010) trade tree

On April 23, 2010, Houston Texans sent a 2010 third-round pick (No. 93, became Tony Moeaki) to Kansas City Chiefs for a 2010 fourth-round pick (No. 102, became Darryl Sharpton) and a 2010 fifth-round pick (No. 144, became Sherrick McManis).

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3 trades 12 assets April 23, 2010 first trade

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  • A 2010 fifth-round pick (No. 144, became Sherrick McManis) moved from Carolina to Kansas City on October 19, 2009, then to Houston on April 23, 2010.
  • A 2010 third-round pick (No. 93, became Tony Moeaki) moved from Minnesota to Houston on April 23, 2010, then to Kansas City on April 23, 2010.

Trades in this tree

October 19, 2009 · Chapter 1

Carolina acquires Tank Tyler from Kansas City

Carolina receives

Kansas City receives

Sources: [1] · Trade page

April 23, 2010 · Chapter 2

Houston moves the No. 51 pick to Minnesota

Houston receives

  • 2010 2nd-round pick No. 62 (originally MIN) — became Brandon Spikes
  • 2010 3rd-round pick No. 93 (originally MIN) — became Tony Moeaki

Minnesota receives

  • 2010 2nd-round pick No. 51 (originally HOU) — became Toby Gerhart
Sources: [1] · Trade page

April 23, 2010 · First trade

Houston moves the No. 93 pick to Kansas City

Houston receives

  • 2010 4th-round pick No. 102 (originally KC) — became Darryl Sharpton
  • 2010 5th-round pick No. 144 (originally CAR) — became Sherrick McManis

Kansas City receives

  • 2010 3rd-round pick No. 93 (originally MIN) — became Tony Moeaki
Sources: [1] · Trade page