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List of largest National Football League trades

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Trades
18 players 15 players 14 players 12 players 10 players
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This is a list of the largest National Football League player trades in league history, in terms of the number of players and Draft picks exchanged. In the case of draft picks, names in parentheses indicate the player eventually selected with that pick.

Trades

18 players

On October 13, 1989, the Dallas Cowboys, Minnesota Vikings and San Diego Chargers were involved in an 18-player trade, the largest trade in NFL history.

from Minnesota
{{small|CB}} Issiac Holt
{{small|LB}} David Howard
{{small|LB}} Jesse Solomon
{{small|DE}} Alex Stewart
1990 first-round pick {{small|(made trade with Pittsburgh to draft RB Emmitt Smith)}}
1990 second-round pick {{small|(to San Francisco)}}
1990 sixth-round pick {{small|(to New Orleans)}}
1991 first-round pick {{small|(made trade with New England to draft DT Russell Maryland)}}
1991 second-round pick {{small|(to Houston)}}
1992 first-round pick {{small|(made trade with New England to draft CB Kevin Smith)}}
1992 second-round pick {{small|(to Kansas City)}}
1992 third-round pick {{small|(to New England)}}

from Dallas
{{small|RB}} Herschel Walker
1990 third-round pick {{small|(LB Mike Jones)}}
1990 10th-round pick {{small|(WR Pat Newman)}}
1991 third-round pick {{small|(WR Jake Reed)}}
from San Diego
1990 fifth-round pick {{small|(WR Reggie Thornton)}}

from Minnesota
{{small|RB}} Darrin Nelson

Dallas received:	Minnesota received:	San Diego received:

15 players

The Baltimore Colts and Cleveland Browns swapped 15 players on March 26, 1953.

{{small|QB}} Harry Agganis
{{small| T}} Dick Batten
{{small| E}} Gern Nagler
{{small|DB}} Bert Rechichar
{{small|LB}} Ed Sharkey
{{small| T}} Stu Sheets
{{small|DB}} Don Shula
{{small| G}} Art Spinney
{{small|DB}} Carl Taseff
{{small| G}} Elmer Willhoite

{{small|LB}} Tom Catlin
{{small|DT}} Don Colo
{{small| G}} Herschell Forester
{{small| T}} Mike McCormack
{{small|DB}} John Petitbon

Baltimore received:	Cleveland received:

14 players

14 players moved between the Los Angeles Rams and Washington Redskins on January 28, 1971, the opening day of the 1971 NFL Draft.

{{small|LB}} Marlin McKeever
1971 first-round pick {{small|(LB Isiah Robertson)}}
1972 third-round pick {{small|(S Dave Elmendorf)}}
1972 fourth-round pick {{small|(LB Joe Federspiel)}}
1972 fifth-round pick {{small|(TE Bob Christiansen)}}
1972 sixth-round pick {{small|(DT Edward Hebert)}}
1972 seventh-round pick {{small|(DT Mike Zikas)}}

{{small|LB}} Maxie Baughan
{{small|RB}} Jeff Jordan
{{small|LB}} Jack Pardee
{{small|LB}} Myron Pottios
{{small|DT}} Diron Talbert
{{small| G}} John Wilbur
1971 fifth-round pick {{small|(DT Jim Stillwagon)}}

Los Angeles received:	Washington received:

12 players

The Dallas Texans and Los Angeles Rams traded 12 players on June 13, 1952. This was the largest trade by one team for a single player in history, as the Rams traded 11 players for one.

{{small|RB}} Dave Anderson
{{small|RB}} Billy Baggett
{{small| T}} Jack Halliday
{{small|RB}} Dick Hoerner
{{small|DB}} Tom Keane
{{small|FB}} Dick McKissack
{{small| C}} Aubrey Phillips
{{small| C}} Joe Reid
{{small|DB}} George Sims
{{small|LB}} Vic Vasicek
{{small| E}} Dick Wilkins

Rights to {{small|LB/G/K}} Les Richter
{{small|(originally drafted by New York Yanks)}}

Dallas received:	Los Angeles received:

10 players

The Chicago Cardinals and Los Angeles Rams saw 10 players move on March 23, 1959. This was another "one-for-several" trade, as the Rams sent nine players to Chicago for just one.

{{small|HB}} Don Brown
{{small| T}} Frank Fuller
{{small|DT}} Art Hauser
{{small|FB}} Larry Hickman
{{small|DE}} Glenn Holtzman
{{small| T}} Ken Panfil
{{small| E}} John Tracey
1960 second-round pick {{small|(OG Mike McGee)}}
Player to be delivered during 1959 training camp

{{small|HB}} Ollie Matson

Chicago received:	Los Angeles received:

On October 31, 1987, the Buffalo Bills, Indianapolis Colts and Los Angeles Rams traded 10 players between them.

from Indianapolis
Rights to {{small|LB}} Cornelius Bennett

from Los Angeles
{{small|RB}} Eric Dickerson

from Buffalo
{{small|RB}} Greg Bell
1988 first-round pick {{small|(RB Gaston Green)}}
1989 first-round pick {{small|(RB Cleveland Gary)}}
1989 second-round pick {{small|(CB Darryl Henley)}}
from Indianapolis
{{small|RB}} Owen Gill
1988 first-round pick {{small|(WR Aaron Cox)}}
1988 second-round pick {{small|(LB Fred Strickland)}}
1989 second-round pick {{small|(DE Frank Stams)}}

Buffalo received:	Indianapolis received:	Los Angeles received:

References

{{small|Pro Football Hall of Fame – History section}}
{{small|HickokSports – NFL Draft history}}
2003 NFL Record & Fact Book, 84th Season (Official 2003 National Football League Record & Fact Book), {{ISBN|978-0-7611-3148-9}}

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