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Tracy White (2010) trade tree

On September 4, 2010, New England Patriots sent a 2012 sixth-round pick (No. 200, became Brandon Washington) to Philadelphia Eagles for a 2012 seventh-round pick (No. 223, became Travis Lewis) and LB Tracy White.

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3 trades 20 assets September 4, 2010 first trade

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  • A 2012 seventh-round pick (No. 223, became Travis Lewis) moved from Philadelphia to New England on September 4, 2010, then to Minnesota on October 6, 2010, then to Detroit on April 28, 2012.

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September 4, 2010 · First trade

New England acquires Tracy White from Philadelphia

New England receives

  • 2012 7th-round pick No. 223 (originally PHI) — became Travis Lewis
  • Tracy White (LB)

Philadelphia receives

  • 2012 6th-round pick No. 200 (originally NE) — became Brandon Washington
Sources: [1] · Trade page

October 6, 2010 · Chapter 2

Minnesota acquires Randy Moss from New England

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Minnesota receives

  • 2012 7th-round pick No. 223 (originally PHI) — became Travis Lewis
  • Randy Moss (WR)

New England receives

  • 2011 3rd-round pick No. 74 (originally MIN) — became Ryan Mallett
Sources: [1] · Trade page

April 28, 2012 · Chapter 3

Detroit moves the No. 219 pick to Minnesota

Detroit receives

  • 2012 5th-round pick No. 138 (originally MIN) — became Tahir Whitehead
  • 2012 7th-round pick No. 223 (originally PHI) — became Travis Lewis

Minnesota receives

  • 2012 7th-round pick No. 219 (originally SEA) — became Trevor Guyton
  • 2013 4th-round pick No. 102 (originally DET) — became Josh Boyce
Sources: [1] · Trade page