Ranking 10 worst player trades in NFL history

This article provides a detailed breakdown of some of the worst player trades in NFL history. Let’s recap the trades mentioned:

10. DeAndre Hopkins to the Cardinals:
– Texans traded Hopkins and a draft pick to the Cardinals for David Johnson and draft picks.
– Hopkins thrived with the Cardinals while Johnson’s performance declined.

9. Trent Richardson to the Colts:
– Browns traded Richardson to the Colts for a first-round pick.
– Richardson failed to perform well with the Colts before being released.

8. Charles Haley to the Cowboys:
– 49ers traded Haley to the Cowboys for draft picks.
– Haley played a key role in the Cowboys’ success, winning multiple Super Bowls.

7. Brett Favre to the Packers:
– Packers traded for Favre from the Falcons for a first-round pick.
– Favre went on to have a highly successful career with the Packers, winning MVPs and a Super Bowl.

6. Steve Largent to the Seahawks:
– Oilers traded Largent to the Seahawks for a late-round draft pick.
– Largent became a star with the Seahawks, setting numerous records.

5. Deshaun Watson to the Browns:
– Texans traded Watson to the Browns for multiple draft picks.
– Watson’s performance with the Browns has been underwhelming, while the Texans acquired notable players with the draft picks.

4. Jeff George to the Falcons:
– Falcons traded for George from the Colts for draft picks.
– George’s tenure with the Falcons was mediocre, and the draft picks exchanged turned out to be valuable.

3. John Hadl to the Packers:
– Packers traded for Hadl from the Rams for draft picks.
– Hadl’s performance with the Packers was disappointing.

2. Russell Wilson to the Broncos:
– Broncos traded for Wilson from the Seahawks for multiple draft picks and players.
– Wilson underperformed with the Broncos, while the Seahawks found success post-trade.

1. Herschel Walker to the Vikings:
– Vikings traded for Walker from the Cowboys in a massive deal involving numerous draft picks and players.
– The Cowboys used the draft picks to build a dynasty, making this trade one of the worst in NFL history.

These trades illustrate how a single transaction can have significant implications for both teams involved, sometimes leading to unforeseen consequences and long-term ramifications.

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