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David King (2017) trade tree
On September 1, 2017, Kansas City Chiefs sent DE David King to Tennessee Titans for a 2018 seventh-round pick (No. 243, became Kelon Crossen).
2 trades4 assets1 custody link
Connected tree: ◈ 2018 6th-round pick (No. 198)1 shared trade
How this tree connects to the 2018 6th-round pick (No. 198) tree
These assets changed hands between the two trees:
2018 7th-round pick No. 243 (originally KC) follow its journey
Sep 1, 2017 TEN → KC this tree KC ↔ TEN Apr 28, 2018 KC → NE ◈ 2018 6th-round pick (No. 198) KC ↔ NE → It became Kelon Crossen (NE).
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Pick became Kelon Crossen (2018 7th-round pick No. 243 (originally KC)) — received by KC. trace in graph
Pick became Jordan Mailata (2018 7th-round pick No. 233 (originally NE)) — received by NE. trace in graph
Trades
2017-09-01 spotrac-20170901-kc-ten Sent David King (DE)
Received 2018 7th-round pick No. 243 (originally KC) — became Kelon Crossen (unverified)
Sent 2018 7th-round pick No. 243 (originally KC) — became Kelon Crossen (unverified)
Received David King (DE)
On September 1, 2017, Kansas City Chiefs sent DE David King to Tennessee Titans for a 2018 seventh-round pick (No. 243, became Kelon Crossen).
2018-04-28 spotrac-20180428-kc-ne ◈ Also part of the 2018 6th-round pick (No. 198) trade tree
Sent 2018 7th-round pick No. 243 (originally KC) — became Kelon Crossen (unverified), 2018 7th-round pick No. 233 (originally NE) — became Jordan Mailata (unverified)
Received 2018 6th-round pick No. 198 (originally LAR) (unverified)
Sent 2018 6th-round pick No. 198 (originally LAR) (unverified)
Received 2018 7th-round pick No. 243 (originally KC) — became Kelon Crossen (unverified), 2018 7th-round pick No. 233 (originally NE) — became Jordan Mailata (unverified)
On April 28, 2018, Kansas City Chiefs sent a 2018 seventh-round pick (No. 243, became Kelon Crossen) and a 2018 seventh-round pick (No. 233, became Jordan Mailata) to New England Patriots for a 2018 sixth-round pick (No. 198).
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