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Drew Sanders (2022) trade tree

On April 29, 2022, Denver Broncos sent a 2022 third-round pick (No. 96, became Nick Cross) to Indianapolis Colts for a 2022 fifth-round pick (No. 179, became Kingsley Enagbare) and a 2023 third-round pick (No. 67, became Drew Sanders).

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3 trades 18 assets April 29, 2022 first trade

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How the assets moved 2 multi-stop asset chains — assets that moved on through more than one trade in this tree
  • A 2022 third-round pick (No. 96, became Nick Cross) moved from Los Angeles to Denver on November 1, 2021, then to Indianapolis on April 29, 2022.
  • A 2022 fifth-round pick (No. 179, became Kingsley Enagbare) moved from Indianapolis to Denver on April 29, 2022, then to Green Bay on April 30, 2022.

Trades in this tree

November 1, 2021 · Chapter 1

Los Angeles acquires Von Miller from Denver

Denver receives

  • 2022 2nd-round pick No. 64 (originally LAR) — became Nik Bonitto
  • 2022 3rd-round pick No. 96 (originally LAR) — became Nick Cross

Los Angeles receives

Sources: [1] · Trade page

April 29, 2022 · First trade

Denver moves the No. 96 pick to Indianapolis

Denver receives

  • 2022 5th-round pick No. 179 (originally IND) — became Kingsley Enagbare
  • 2023 3rd-round pick No. 67 (originally IND) — became Drew Sanders

Indianapolis receives

  • 2022 3rd-round pick No. 96 (originally LAR) — became Nick Cross
Sources: [1] · Trade page

April 30, 2022 · Chapter 3

Denver moves the No. 179 pick to Green Bay

Denver receives

  • 2022 5th-round pick No. 171 (originally GB) — became Luke Wattenberg

Green Bay receives

  • 2022 5th-round pick No. 179 (originally IND) — became Kingsley Enagbare
  • 2022 7th-round pick No. 234 (originally CLE) — became Jonathan Ford
Sources: [1] · Trade page