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Jehu Chesson (2017) trade tree

On April 29, 2017, Kansas City Chiefs sent a 2017 fifth-round pick (No. 170, became Rodney Adams) and a 2017 fifth-round pick (No. 180, became Danny Isidora) to Minnesota Vikings for a 2017 fourth-round pick (No. 139, became Jehu Chesson).

3 trades 14 assets 2 custody links

Connected trees: ◈ Carson Wentz (2016)1 shared trade ◈ 2017 4th-round pick (No. 132)1 shared trade

How this tree connects to the Carson Wentz (2016) tree

These assets changed hands between the two trees:

2017 4th-round pick No. 139 (originally MIN) follow its journey

  1. Apr 20, 2016 CLE → PHI ◈ Carson Wentz (2016) CLE ↔ PHI
  2. Apr 29, 2017 MIN → KC this tree KC ↔ MIN
  3. Apr 29, 2017 PHI → MIN ◈ 2017 4th-round pick (No. 132) MIN ↔ PHI
  4. → It became Jehu Chesson (MIN).

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2016-04-20

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◈ Also part of the Carson Wentz (2016) trade tree

Sent2016 1st-round pick No. 2 (originally CLE) — became Carson Wentz (unverified), 2017 4th-round pick No. 139 (originally MIN) — became Jehu Chesson (unverified)
Received2016 1st-round pick No. 8 (originally MIA) (unverified), 2016 3rd-round pick No. 77 (originally PHI) (unverified), 2016 4th-round pick No. 100 (originally TEN) (unverified), 2017 1st-round pick No. 12 (originally CLE) — became Deshaun Watson (unverified), 2018 2nd-round pick No. 64 (originally CLE) — became Tyquan Lewis (unverified)
Sent2016 1st-round pick No. 8 (originally MIA) (unverified), 2016 3rd-round pick No. 77 (originally PHI) (unverified), 2016 4th-round pick No. 100 (originally TEN) (unverified), 2017 1st-round pick No. 12 (originally CLE) — became Deshaun Watson (unverified), 2018 2nd-round pick No. 64 (originally CLE) — became Tyquan Lewis (unverified)
Received2016 1st-round pick No. 2 (originally CLE) — became Carson Wentz (unverified), 2017 4th-round pick No. 139 (originally MIN) — became Jehu Chesson (unverified)

On April 20, 2016, Cleveland Browns sent a 2016 first-round pick (No. 2, became Carson Wentz) and a 2017 fourth-round pick (No. 139, became Jehu Chesson) to Philadelphia Eagles for a 2016 first-round pick (No. 8), a 2016 third-round pick (No. 77), a 2016 fourth-round pick (No. 100), a 2017 first-round pick (No. 12, became Deshaun Watson), and a 2018 second-round pick (No. 64, became Tyquan Lewis).

2017-04-29

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Sent2017 4th-round pick No. 139 (originally MIN) — became Jehu Chesson (unverified)
Received2017 5th-round pick No. 170 (originally KC) — became Rodney Adams (unverified), 2017 5th-round pick No. 180 (originally KC) — became Danny Isidora (unverified)
Sent2017 5th-round pick No. 170 (originally KC) — became Rodney Adams (unverified), 2017 5th-round pick No. 180 (originally KC) — became Danny Isidora (unverified)
Received2017 4th-round pick No. 139 (originally MIN) — became Jehu Chesson (unverified)

On April 29, 2017, Kansas City Chiefs sent a 2017 fifth-round pick (No. 170, became Rodney Adams) and a 2017 fifth-round pick (No. 180, became Danny Isidora) to Minnesota Vikings for a 2017 fourth-round pick (No. 139, became Jehu Chesson).

2017-04-29

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◈ Also part of the 2017 4th-round pick (No. 132) trade tree

Sent2017 4th-round pick No. 139 (originally MIN) — became Jehu Chesson (unverified), 2017 7th-round pick No. 230 (originally MIN) — became Josh Harvey-Clemons (unverified)
Received2017 4th-round pick No. 132 (originally KC) (unverified)
Sent2017 4th-round pick No. 132 (originally KC) (unverified)
Received2017 4th-round pick No. 139 (originally MIN) — became Jehu Chesson (unverified), 2017 7th-round pick No. 230 (originally MIN) — became Josh Harvey-Clemons (unverified)

On April 29, 2017, Minnesota Vikings sent a 2017 fourth-round pick (No. 132) to Philadelphia Eagles for a 2017 fourth-round pick (No. 139, became Jehu Chesson) and a 2017 seventh-round pick (No. 230, became Josh Harvey-Clemons).

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