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D.J. Moore (2023-2026) trade tree

Carolina sent D.J. Moore and four premium picks to Chicago for the #1 overall pick in 2023 (Bryce Young); Chicago flipped the #9 pick to Philadelphia on draft night and the #61 pick to Jacksonville on day 2, and used CAR's 2024 first-rounder on Caleb Williams.

Top-5 pickMultiple 1st-roundersBlockbuster score: 337,130 · #173 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 55 assets March 10, 2023 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 2023 second-round pick (No. 61, became Brenton Strange) moved from San Francisco to Carolina on October 20, 2022, then to Chicago on March 10, 2023, then to Jacksonville on April 28, 2023.
  • A 2023 first-round pick (No. 10, became Darnell Wright) moved from New Orleans to Philadelphia on April 4, 2022, then to Chicago on April 27, 2023.
  • A 2023 first-round pick (No. 9, became Jalen Carter) moved from Carolina to Chicago on March 10, 2023, then to Philadelphia on April 27, 2023.
  • WR D.J. Moore moved from Carolina to Chicago on March 10, 2023, then to Buffalo on March 11, 2026.

Trades in this tree

April 4, 2022 · Chapter 1

New Orleans moves the No. 18 pick to Philadelphia

Multiple 1st-rounders

New Orleans receives

  • 2022 1st-round pick No. 16 (originally IND) — became Jahan Dotson
  • 2022 1st-round pick No. 19 (originally PHI) — became Trevor Penning
  • 2022 6th-round pick No. 194 (originally IND) — became Jordan Jackson

Philadelphia receives

  • 2022 1st-round pick No. 18 (originally NO) — became Treylon Burks
  • 2022 3rd-round pick No. 101 (originally NO) — became Jeremy Ruckert
  • 2022 7th-round pick No. 237 (originally NO) — became Chase Lucas
  • 2023 1st-round pick No. 10 (originally NO) — became Darnell Wright
  • 2024 2nd-round pick No. 50 (originally NO) — became Mike Sainristil
Sources: [1] · Trade page

October 20, 2022 · Chapter 2

San Francisco acquires Christian McCaffrey from Carolina

Carolina receives

  • 2023 2nd-round pick No. 61 (originally SF) — became Brenton Strange
  • 2023 3rd-round pick No. 93 (originally SF) — became Darnell Washington
  • 2023 4th-round pick No. 132 (originally SF) — became Nick Herbig
  • 2024 5th-round pick No. 166 (originally SF) — became Tyrone Tracy Jr.

San Francisco receives

Sources: [1] · Trade page

March 10, 2023 · First trade

Chicago acquires D.J. Moore from Carolina

Top-5 pickMultiple 1st-rounders

Carolina receives

  • 2023 1st-round pick No. 1 (originally CHI) — became Bryce Young

Chicago receives

  • 2023 1st-round pick No. 9 (originally CAR) — became Jalen Carter
  • 2023 2nd-round pick No. 61 (originally SF) — became Brenton Strange
  • 2024 1st-round pick No. 1 (originally CAR) — became Caleb Williams
  • 2025 2nd-round pick No. 39 (originally CAR) — became Luther Burden III
  • D.J. Moore (WR)
Sources: [1] [2] · Trade page

April 27, 2023 · Chapter 4

Chicago moves the No. 9 pick to Philadelphia

Multiple 1st-rounders

Chicago receives

  • 2023 1st-round pick No. 10 (originally NO) — became Darnell Wright
  • 2024 4th-round pick No. 122 (originally PHI) — became Tory Taylor

Philadelphia receives

  • 2023 1st-round pick No. 9 (originally CAR) — became Jalen Carter
Sources: [1] [2] · Trade page

April 28, 2023 · Chapter 5

Chicago moves the No. 61 pick to Jacksonville

Chicago receives

  • 2023 2nd-round pick No. 56 (originally JAX) — became Tyrique Stevenson

Jacksonville receives

  • 2023 2nd-round pick No. 61 (originally SF) — became Brenton Strange
  • 2023 5th-round pick No. 136 (originally CHI) — became Yasir Abdullah
Sources: [1] · Trade page

March 11, 2026 · Chapter 6

Buffalo acquires D.J. Moore from Chicago

Buffalo receives

  • 2026 5th-round pick No. 165 (originally CHI) — became Nicholas Singleton
  • D.J. Moore (WR)

Chicago receives

  • 2026 2nd-round pick No. 60 (originally BUF) — became Anthony Hill Jr.
Sources: [1] · Trade page