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Trey Lance (2021) trade tree

On March 26, 2021, Miami Dolphins sent a 2021 first-round pick (No. 3, became Trey Lance) to San Francisco 49ers for a 2021 first-round pick (No. 12, became Micah Parsons), a 2022 first-round pick (No. 29, became Cole Strange), a 2022 third-round pick (No. 102, became Channing Tindall), and a 2023 first-round pick (No. 29, became Bryan Bresee).

Trey Lance was not traded in this tree — he was drafted with the No. 3 pick in 2021, a pick that moved in it.

Top-5 pickMultiple 1st-roundersBlockbuster score: 4,076 · #612 of 3,307 trades Ranks trades by how much they matter to fans — famous players first, then draft capital. Higher means a bigger deal.|View all trades involving Trey Lance →

8 trades 81 assets March 26, 2021 first trade

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How the assets moved 5 multi-stop asset chains — assets that moved on through more than one trade in this tree
  • A 2021 first-round pick (No. 12, became Micah Parsons) moved from San Francisco to Miami on March 26, 2021, then to Philadelphia on March 26, 2021, then to Dallas on April 29, 2021.
  • A 2022 first-round pick (No. 29, became Cole Strange) moved from San Francisco to Miami on March 26, 2021, then to Kansas City on March 23, 2022, then to New England on April 28, 2022.
  • A 2023 first-round pick (No. 29, became Bryan Bresee) moved from San Francisco to Miami on March 26, 2021, then to Denver on November 1, 2022, then to New Orleans on January 31, 2023.
  • A 2021 first-round pick (No. 3, became Trey Lance) moved from Houston to Miami on August 31, 2019, then to San Francisco on March 26, 2021.
  • A 2022 fourth-round pick (No. 121, became Jack Jones) moved from Miami to Kansas City on March 23, 2022, then to New England on April 28, 2022.

Trades in this tree

August 31, 2019 · Chapter 1

Houston acquires Laremy Tunsil from Miami

Top-5 pickMultiple 1st-rounders

Houston receives

  • 2020 4th-round pick No. 111 (originally MIA) — became Solomon Kindley
  • 2021 6th-round pick No. 202 (originally MIA) — became Chris Evans
  • Kenny Stills (WR)
  • Laremy Tunsil (LT)

Miami receives

  • 2020 1st-round pick No. 26 (originally HOU) — became Jordan Love
  • 2021 1st-round pick No. 3 (originally HOU) — became Trey Lance
  • 2021 2nd-round pick No. 36 (originally HOU) — became Jevon Holland
  • Johnson Bademosi (CB)
  • Julie'n Davenport (LT)
Sources: [1] · Trade page

March 26, 2021 · First trade

Miami moves the No. 3 pick to San Francisco

Top-5 pickMultiple 1st-rounders

Miami receives

  • 2021 1st-round pick No. 12 (originally SF) — became Micah Parsons
  • 2022 1st-round pick No. 29 (originally SF) — became Cole Strange
  • 2022 3rd-round pick No. 102 (originally SF) — became Channing Tindall
  • 2023 1st-round pick No. 29 (originally SF) — became Bryan Bresee

San Francisco receives

  • 2021 1st-round pick No. 3 (originally HOU) — became Trey Lance
Sources: [1] · Trade page

March 26, 2021 · Chapter 3

Miami moves the No. 12 pick to Philadelphia

Multiple 1st-rounders

Miami receives

  • 2021 1st-round pick No. 6 (originally PHI) — became Jaylen Waddle
  • 2021 5th-round pick No. 156 (originally DAL) — became Isaiahh Loudermilk

Philadelphia receives

  • 2021 1st-round pick No. 12 (originally SF) — became Micah Parsons
  • 2021 4th-round pick No. 123 (originally MIA) — became Zech McPhearson
  • 2022 1st-round pick No. 15 (originally MIA) — became Kenyon Green
Sources: [1] · Trade page

April 29, 2021 · Chapter 4

Dallas moves the No. 10 pick to Philadelphia

Multiple 1st-rounders

Dallas receives

  • 2021 1st-round pick No. 12 (originally SF) — became Micah Parsons
  • 2021 3rd-round pick No. 84 (originally IND) — became Chauncey Golston

Philadelphia receives

  • 2021 1st-round pick No. 10 (originally DAL) — became DeVonta Smith
Sources: [1] · Trade page

March 23, 2022 · Chapter 5

Miami acquires Tyreek Hill from Kansas City

Kansas City receives

  • 2022 1st-round pick No. 29 (originally SF) — became Cole Strange
  • 2022 2nd-round pick No. 50 (originally MIA) — became Tyquan Thornton
  • 2022 4th-round pick No. 121 (originally MIA) — became Jack Jones
  • 2023 4th-round pick No. 122 (originally MIA) — became Jon Gaines II
  • 2023 6th-round pick No. 178 (originally CHI) — became Eric Scott Jr.

Miami receives

Sources: [1] · Trade page

April 28, 2022 · Chapter 6

Kansas City moves the No. 29 pick to New England

Multiple 1st-rounders

Kansas City receives

New England receives

  • 2022 1st-round pick No. 29 (originally SF) — became Cole Strange
  • 2022 3rd-round pick No. 94 (originally KC) — became Matt Corral
  • 2022 4th-round pick No. 121 (originally MIA) — became Jack Jones
Sources: [1] · Trade page

November 1, 2022 · Chapter 7

Miami acquires Bradley Chubb from Denver

Denver receives

  • 2023 1st-round pick No. 29 (originally SF) — became Bryan Bresee
  • 2024 4th-round pick No. 121 (originally MIA) — became AJ Barner
  • Chase Edmonds (RB)

Miami receives

  • 2025 5th-round pick No. 155 (originally DEN) — became Dante Trader Jr.
  • Bradley Chubb (OLB)
Sources: [1] · Trade page

January 31, 2023 · Chapter 8

Denver acquires Sean Payton from New Orleans

Denver receives

  • 2024 3rd-round pick No. 81 (originally NO) — became Christian Haynes
  • Sean Payton (COA)

New Orleans receives

  • 2023 1st-round pick No. 29 (originally SF) — became Bryan Bresee
  • 2024 2nd-round pick No. 45 (originally DEN) — became Edgerrin Cooper
Sources: [1] · Trade page

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