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Daniel Kilgore (2011) trade tree

On April 30, 2011, Green Bay Packers sent a 2011 fifth-round pick (No. 163, became Daniel Kilgore) to San Francisco 49ers for a 2011 sixth-round pick (No. 174, became Charles Clay) and a 2011 seventh-round pick (No. 231, became Frank Kearse).

Daniel Kilgore was not traded in this tree — he was drafted with the No. 163 pick in 2011, a pick that moved in it.

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2 trades 13 assets April 30, 2011 first trade

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  • A 2011 sixth-round pick (No. 174, became Charles Clay) moved from San Francisco to Green Bay on April 30, 2011, then to Miami on April 30, 2011.
  • A 2011 seventh-round pick (No. 231, became Frank Kearse) moved from San Francisco to Green Bay on April 30, 2011, then to Miami on April 30, 2011.

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April 30, 2011 · First trade

Green Bay moves the No. 163 pick to San Francisco

Green Bay receives

  • 2011 6th-round pick No. 174 (originally SF) — became Charles Clay
  • 2011 7th-round pick No. 231 (originally NYJ) — became Frank Kearse

San Francisco receives

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April 30, 2011 · Chapter 2

Green Bay moves the No. 174 pick to Miami

Green Bay receives

  • 2011 6th-round pick No. 179 (originally MIA) — became Caleb Schlauderaff
  • 2011 7th-round pick No. 218 (originally JAX) — became Ryan Taylor

Miami receives

  • 2011 6th-round pick No. 174 (originally SF) — became Charles Clay
  • 2011 7th-round pick No. 231 (originally NYJ) — became Frank Kearse