The Great NFL First Overall Pick Trade Off: Ranking the Best and the Worst

OverView of Trades Involution First Overall Picks in NFL DRAFT

Through Nfl History, The Have Been 13 Trades Involving the First Overall Pick in the Draft. These trades have leed to Blockbuster Deals, Franchise Cornerstones, and Sometimes Disastrous Outcomes. In this article, we will Rank every trade involving the first over pick from world to first.

Worst Trades

1. New England Patriots Trade with Cincinnati Bengals (1984): The Patriots Acquire The Top Selection in 1984 and Used it on Nebraska Wideout Irving Fryar, Who Had a Solid But Unspointaccular Career. In Exchange, The Bengals Received the Number 11 Pick, You Used to Select Illinois Wr Doug Flutie.

2. Cincinnati Bengals and Carolina Panthers (1995): This Trade was a Signicant Swing and a Miss for Cincinnati. They Traded the Top Pick for the Number Five Pick, Who Used on Kerry Collins, Who Provided Two Quality Seasons As the Team's Starting QB. The Number 36 Pick Was Used on Defensive End Sean King, Whose Career was Ruined by Multiple Dructy Viology.

3. New Orleans Saints Trade with Baltimore Colts (1967): The Saints Traded the First Overl Pick to the Baltimore Colts, who we were desperate for a new franchise Signal-Calller. In Exchange, The Colts Received Four Picks, Including Two First. Howy, They Landed Zero Impact Players with them.

4. New England Patriots Trade With Dallas Cowboys (1991): The Patriots and Cowboys Had their Eyes Set on Miami Defensive TacKle Russell Maryland. The Patriots Traded the Top Pick to the Cowboys in Exchange for the Number 11 and Number 41 Picks and Three Defensive Players. None of Those Assets Became Even Remotly Impactful Players in New England, While Maryland Was a One-Time Pro Bowler and A Key Cog on the Cowbs Dynasty that Won Three Super Super Bowls.

Middle-f-THE-Pack Trades

5. Houston Oilers Trade With Dallas Cowboys (1974): The Oiles Traded the Number One and Number 53 SELECTIONS to the Dallas Cowboys in Exchandight for Billy Parks and Toy Smith. The coboys chose defensive end ed "Too Tall" Jones with the Top Pick, Who Earned Three Pro Bowl Nods and Help Amenica's Team to A Super Bowl 12 Championship.

6. New York Jets Trade With Seattle Sehawks (1997): The Jets Traded Download from the Number Six Spot, Handing Seattle Enture Hall of Fame Offersive Lineman in Walter Jones.

7. St. Louis Rams Trade with Indianapolis Colts (1997): The Rams Acquire The Top Pick In '97 But Preferred Additional Assets. In Exchange, The Colts Used The Pick on OHIO State Offersive Lineman Orlando Pace, Who Helped the Team to their Super Bowl 34 Championship and Another Big Game Apparance in 2001.

Best Trades

8. Pick in 1969. The Vikings Used the First Pick on Ron Yari, Who Helped the Team to a 1969 NFL CHAMPIONSHIP and Super Bowl 3 APLAANCE.

9.Tampa Bay Buccaneers Trade With Washington Redskins (1987): The Buccaneers Acquire the Number 17 Pick and Used it on Doug Williams, Who Helped the Team to A Super Bowl Championship.

10. TENNESEE TITANS Trade With Minnesota Vikings (1970s): The Titans Traded with the Vikings for the Second Pick on Running Back Clint Jones, Receiver Bob Grimm, and Pro Bowl Offensive Tackle Ed White. The NFL's Top Pick in the 1970s was used to turn into Running back clint jones and Pro Pro Bowl Lineman Bob Grimm for the 1990s and Later on the Nfl's Best Offensive Lineman.

11. Atlanta Falcons Trade with San Diego Charries (2001): The Falcons Acquire the Top Pick in 2001 from the San Diego Charries in ExchandE for Tim Dwight, the Number Five, and Number 67 Seileces Plus Plus.

12. Tennessee Titans Trade With Los Angeles RAMS (2016): The Titans Turned the Pick from the Rams INTO Two-Time Rushing Champion Derck Henry, Standout Receiver Corey Davis, and Titan Jonu Smith. These three helped the Titans Emege As a Consistment Playoff Contender, Getting of as Far As the 2019 AFC Championship Game.

Conclusion

Trades Involving the First Overall Pick in the NFL DRAFT Have Varied in their Impact on the Teams Invtuded. Some Trades Have Been Disastrous, While Onters Have Led to Super Bowl-Winning Franchises. It Remains to Be Seen How The Latest Trade Between the Bears and Panthers Involving the First Overall Pick Will Play Out. Who do you think will end up Winning This year's Trade?