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Trade & Draft Trees

A transaction rarely ends on the day it is announced. Follow the capital as picks move, multiply, become players, or fund the next major deal—with unresolved branches left visibly open.

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franchise-changing trees

2019–2023 · The franchise-altering branch

The Laremy Tunsil tree

One blockbuster became three premium picks, two further trades, two direct selections, and major veteran acquisitions. This view follows only branches confirmed by transaction records.

  1. 2019

    Miami sends the core package

    To HoustonLaremy Tunsil, Kenny Stills, a 2020 fourth, and a 2021 sixth
    To Miami2020 first, 2021 first, 2021 second, Julién Davenport, and Johnson Bademosi

  2. 2020–21

    The direct draft branches

    Noah IgbinogheneThe 2020 No. 26 branch moved down to No. 30
    Jevon HollandSelected No. 36 with Houston's 2021 second-round pick
    No. 3 overallHouston's 2021 first became the third pick

  3. 2021

    No. 3 multiplies

    Trade with San FranciscoMiami receives No. 12, 2022 first, 2023 first, and a 2022 compensatory third
    Trade with PhiladelphiaMiami packages No. 12, No. 123, and its own 2022 first for No. 6 and No. 156
    Jaylen WaddleSelected No. 6 after Miami moved back up

  4. 2022–23

    The later capital becomes veterans

    Tyreek HillSan Francisco's 2022 first was part of the five-pick Kansas City packageBradley ChubbSan Francisco's 2023 first was sent to Denver in the deadline trade
    Channing TindallThe 2022 compensatory third became pick No. 102

Sources and boundary

A branch appears only when the exact compensation or pick path is explicit in a team, league, or existing reconciled Phindex record. Unresolved capital stays unresolved.