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Marcus Peters (2018-2019) trade tree

On October 15, 2019, Los Angeles Rams sent CB Marcus Peters to Baltimore Ravens for a 2020 fifth-round pick (No. 173, became Darnell Mooney) and ILB Kenny Young.

Blockbuster score: 306,034 · #257 of 3,307 trades Ranks trades by how much they matter to fans — famous players first, then draft capital. Higher means a bigger deal.

6 trades 38 assets October 15, 2019 first trade

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How the assets moved 4 multi-stop asset chains — assets that moved on through more than one trade in this tree
  • A 2020 fifth-round pick (No. 173, became Darnell Mooney) moved from Baltimore to Los Angeles on October 15, 2019, then to Miami on October 29, 2019, then to Philadelphia on April 25, 2020, then to Chicago on April 25, 2020.
  • CB Marcus Peters moved from Kansas City to Los Angeles on February 23, 2018, then to Baltimore on October 15, 2019.
  • ILB Kenny Young moved from Baltimore to Los Angeles on October 15, 2019, then to Denver on October 25, 2021.
  • A 2020 seventh-round pick (No. 227, became Lachavious Simmons) moved from Miami to Philadelphia on April 25, 2020, then to Chicago on April 25, 2020.

Trades in this tree

February 23, 2018 · Chapter 1

Los Angeles acquires Marcus Peters from Kansas City

Kansas City receives

  • 2018 4th-round pick No. 124 (originally LAR) — became Armani Watts
  • 2019 2nd-round pick No. 63 (originally LAR) — became Juan Thornhill

Los Angeles receives

  • 2018 6th-round pick No. 209 (originally KC) — became Cornell Armstrong
  • Marcus Peters (CB)
Sources: [1] · Trade page

October 15, 2019 · First trade

Baltimore acquires Marcus Peters from Los Angeles

Baltimore receives

Los Angeles receives

  • 2020 5th-round pick No. 173 (originally BAL) — became Darnell Mooney
  • Kenny Young (ILB)
Sources: [1] · Trade page

October 29, 2019 · Chapter 3

Miami acquires Aqib Talib from Los Angeles

Los Angeles receives

  • 2022 7th-round pick No. 238 (originally MIA) — became Thayer Munford

Miami receives

  • 2020 5th-round pick No. 173 (originally BAL) — became Darnell Mooney
  • Aqib Talib (CB)
Sources: [1] · Trade page

April 25, 2020 · Chapter 4

Miami moves the No. 173 pick to Philadelphia

Miami receives

  • 2020 5th-round pick No. 164 (originally DAL) — became Curtis Weaver

Philadelphia receives

  • 2020 5th-round pick No. 173 (originally BAL) — became Darnell Mooney
  • 2020 7th-round pick No. 227 (originally IND) — became Lachavious Simmons
Sources: [1] · Trade page

April 25, 2020 · Chapter 5

Chicago moves the No. 196 pick to Philadelphia

Chicago receives

  • 2020 5th-round pick No. 173 (originally BAL) — became Darnell Mooney
  • 2020 7th-round pick No. 227 (originally IND) — became Lachavious Simmons

Philadelphia receives

  • 2020 6th-round pick No. 196 (originally CHI) — became Shaun Bradley
  • 2020 6th-round pick No. 200 (originally PHI) — became Quez Watkins
  • 2020 7th-round pick No. 233 (originally CHI) — became Casey Toohill
Sources: [1] · Trade page

October 25, 2021 · Chapter 6

Denver acquires Kenny Young from Los Angeles

Denver receives

  • 2024 7th-round pick No. 239 (originally LAR) — became Josiah Ezirim
  • Kenny Young (ILB)

Los Angeles receives

  • 2024 6th-round pick No. 189 (originally DEN) — became Mekhi Wingo
Sources: [1] · Trade page