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Anthony Miller (2021) trade tree

On July 24, 2021, Chicago Bears sent a 2022 seventh-round pick (No. 228, became Tariq Carpenter) and WR Anthony Miller to Houston Texans for a 2022 fifth-round pick (No. 148, became Khalil Shakir).

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3 trades 14 assets July 24, 2021 first trade

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  • A 2022 fifth-round pick (No. 148, became Khalil Shakir) moved from Houston to Chicago on July 24, 2021, then to Buffalo on April 30, 2022.
  • A 2022 seventh-round pick (No. 228, became Tariq Carpenter) moved from Chicago to Houston on July 24, 2021, then to Green Bay on August 23, 2021.

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July 24, 2021 · First trade

Houston acquires Anthony Miller from Chicago

Chicago receives

  • 2022 5th-round pick No. 148 (originally HOU) — became Khalil Shakir

Houston receives

  • 2022 7th-round pick No. 228 (originally CHI) — became Tariq Carpenter
  • Anthony Miller (WR)
Sources: [1] · Trade page

August 23, 2021 · Chapter 2

Houston acquires Ka'dar Hollman from Green Bay

Green Bay receives

  • 2022 7th-round pick No. 228 (originally CHI) — became Tariq Carpenter

Houston receives

Sources: [1] · Trade page

April 30, 2022 · Chapter 3

Buffalo moves the No. 168 pick to Chicago

Buffalo receives

  • 2022 5th-round pick No. 148 (originally HOU) — became Khalil Shakir

Chicago receives

  • 2022 5th-round pick No. 168 (originally BUF) — became Braxton Jones
  • 2022 6th-round pick No. 203 (originally BUF) — became Trestan Ebner
Sources: [1] · Trade page