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Ed Ingram (2025) trade tree
On March 13, 2025, Houston Texans sent a conditional 2026 sixth-round pick (No. 198, became Demond Claiborne) to Minnesota Vikings for G Ed Ingram.
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How the assets moved 1 multi-stop asset chain — assets that moved on through more than one trade in this tree A conditional 2026 sixth-round pick (No. 198, became Demond Claiborne) moved from Minnesota to Houston on October 15, 2024, then to Minnesota on March 13, 2025, then to San Francisco on March 15, 2025, then to New England on October 28, 2025, then to Minnesota on April 25, 2026.
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October 15, 2024 · Chapter 1
Houston receives 2026 6th-round pick No. 198 (originally MIN) — became Demond Claiborne [conditional] Minnesota receives 2026 7th-round pick No. 244 (originally HOU) — became Cole Wisniewski [conditional] Cam Akers (RB)March 13, 2025 · First trade
Minnesota receives 2026 6th-round pick No. 198 (originally MIN) — became Demond Claiborne [conditional] March 15, 2025 · Chapter 3
San Francisco receives 2025 5th-round pick No. 160 (originally MIN) — became Marques Sigle 2026 6th-round pick No. 198 (originally MIN) — became Demond Claiborne [conditional] October 28, 2025 · Chapter 4
New England receives 2026 6th-round pick No. 198 (originally MIN) — became Demond Claiborne [conditional] April 25, 2026 · Chapter 5
Minnesota receives 2026 6th-round pick No. 198 (originally MIN) — became Demond Claiborne [conditional] New England receives 2026 7th-round pick No. 234 (originally JAX) — became Behren Morton 2027 6th-round pick (originally MIN)