2012 NFL Draft Trades: Browns, Vikings, Rams, Cowboys Make Deals

April 26-28
Thursday, April 26

1, Minnesota traded its first-round pick (No. 3) to Cleveland for the Browns' first- (No. 4, fourth- (No. 118), fifth- (No. 139) and seventh-round (No. 211) picks. Cleveland selected Trent Richardson, rb, Alabama. Minnesota selected Matt Kalil, ot, Southern Cal; (No. 118); (No. 139); and (No. 211).

2, Tampa Bay traded first-round pick (No. 5) to Jacksonville for the Jaguar's first- (No. 7) and fourth-round (No. 101) picks. Jacksonville selected Justin Blackmon, wr, Oklahoma State. Tampa Bay selected Mark Baron, db, Alabama and traded (No. 101) to Denver.

3, St. Louis traded its first-round pick (No. 6) to Dallas for the Cowboys' first- (No. 14) and second-round (No. 45) picks. Dallas selected Morris Claiborne, db, LSU. St. Louis selected Michael Brockers, dt, LSU and (No. 45).

4, Seattle traded its first-round pick (No. 12) to Philadelphia for the Eagles' first- (No. 15), fourth- (No. 114) and sixth-round (No. 172) picks. Philadelphia selected Fletcher Cox, dt, Mississippi State. Seattle selected Bruce Irvin, de, West Virginia; (No. 114) and (No. 172).

5, Cincinnati traded its first-round pick (No. 21) to New England for the Patriots' first- (No. 27) and third-round (No. 93) picks. New England selected Chandler Jones, de, Syracuse. Cincinnati selected Kevin Zeitler, g, Wisconsin and (No. 93).

6, Denver traded its first-round pick (No. 25) to New England for the Patriots' first- (No. 31) and fourth-round (No. 126) picks. New England selected Dont'a Hightower, lb, Alabama. Denver traded (No. 31) to Tampa Bay and selected (No. 126).

7, Baltimore traded its first-round pick (No. 29) to Minnesota for the Vikings' second- (No. 35) and fourth-round (No. 98) picks. Minnesota selected Harrison Smith, db, Notre Dame. Baltimore selected (No. 35) and (No. 98).

8, Denver traded its first- (No. 31) and fourth-round (No. 126) picks to Tampa Bay for the Bucs' second- (No. 36) and fourth-round (No. 101) picks. Tampa Bay selected Doug Martin, rb, Boise State and (No. 126). Denver selected (No. 36) and (No. 101).

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Comments

[Andyfree]

02:51 PM on 04/30/2012

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