Follow every asset: players re-traded, picks conveyed, and draft picks resolved into the players they became.
Oakland traded Amari Cooper to Dallas (2018) for a 2019 first-rounder that became safety Johnathan Abram at #27.
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.
Cleveland acquires QB Deshaun Watson from Houston (2022-03-18) for three first-rounders and three Day 3 picks. Houston's 2024 sixth-rounder also goes to Cleveland. Every root asset is traced to a verified outcome.
The 1989 Herschel Walker trade: Minnesota acquired Walker for five players and eight conditional picks; Dallas parlayed the picks into Emmitt Smith, Russell Maryland, Darren Woodson, Kevin Smith and others, building a 1990s dynasty.
Chicago acquired Khalil Mack from Oakland for two first-rounders and more in 2018, then flipped Mack to the Chargers in 2022; the 2023 sixth-rounder from that deal was traded back to L.A. on 2022 draft day for two seventh-round picks.
Washington paid three first-round picks and a second-rounder to move from #6 to #2 for Robert Griffin III in 2012; St. Louis flipped the picks into Morris Claiborne, Michael Brockers, Janoris Jenkins, Desmond Trufant, Alec Ogletree and Greg Robinson via further trades.
Denver acquires QB Russell Wilson and a 2022 fourth-rounder from Seattle (agreed 2022-03-08, official 2022-03-16) for three players, two firsts, two seconds and a fifth. Every root asset has a verified outcome.
Buffalo acquired Stefon Diggs (2020) for four picks; Minnesota turned them into Justin Jefferson, Trevis Gipson (via Chicago), James Proche (via Baltimore) and Janarius Robinson.
Detroit sends QB Matthew Stafford to the Rams (agreed 2021-01-30, official 2021-03-17) for QB Jared Goff, a 2021 third and first-rounders in 2022 and 2023. Every root asset has a verified outcome.