10 Best WIN-WIN Trades In NFL History

It’s a shame Philip Rivers and LaDanian Tomlinson never got a Super Bowl victory.

The Bills really could have had jjetas and Patrick mahomes on the same team

I feel like an underrated win win trade is one from the 2007 NFL draft. In that draft, the Panthers had the 14th overall pick, and traded back with the New York Jets. The deal was the 25th overall pick, the 59th overall pick, and the 164th overall pick for the 14th and 191st overall picks. The main player the Jets got out of this was Darrelle Revis, who really needs no introduction. However, the Panthers would manage to get anchors on both defense and OL in the forms of Jon Beason and Ryan Kalil, who both became Pro Bowlers in their own right. Obviously, the Jets won the trade, Revis is in the Hall Of Fame with good reason, but Carolina got a good amount out of it too.

Bro nonstop just dropped another vid

The eagles really saved the vikings by taking jalen reagor instead of jj.

Love how the Browns played a role in Watson both joining Houston and leaving Houston lol

Thumbnail wasn’t an actual trade. Vikings traded away Diggs to the Bills and then drafted Justin Jefferson to be his replacement at WR, and the 1st round pick the Bills traded ended up becoming Justin Jefferson.

SKOL BABY. WE WON THAT TRADE BIG TIME

The Titans also got Kevin Byard in that same draft

thumbnail trade is not a win win at all 💀

As a raiders fan Josh Jacob for mack

Fran tarkenton was the original mike vick

Getting JETS was 🔥

JJ for Diggs is def an L for Buffalo. Eli 2 rings, Rivers and steroids Merriman. L for Chargers.

2:57 Vick was NOT the caliber of player that LT was

I think you underrated how bad Goff was in 2019 and 2020. watch his game against the dolphins.

1 day gang 👇🏾

No trades are win or loss if you either win or don't win a Super Bowl is all that matters.

jjettas for a 4 year rental of Stefon Diggs aint good at all

Diggs wanted out because Minnesota was a run first team at the time.....nothing to do with being "second fiddle" to Thielen