Serious question, what mid season trades have propelled a team to a super bowl? Trying to rack my brain and can’t come up with anything. First one that comes to mind: The 2017 Eagles traded a 4th round pick for Jay Ajayi who had rushed for 1,200 yards and 8 TDs in Miami the year prior. In 7 regular season games for the Eagles, he rushed for 408 yards on 70 attempts (5.8 YPC). He also had 57 rush yards in their Super Bowl win. I’m not looking for home runs - just upgrades at weak positions. The 2016 Patriots also traded a 7th rounder for Kyle Van Noy mid-season and he subsequently started 51 games for the Patriots over the next 3.5 seasons (including 3 Super Bowls). The 2015 Broncos added TE Vernon Davis for a 6th rounder. Thanks for the list on this. I rarely pay attention to those trades as they don't seem to occur often. I will say, everyone clamored for Fuller this year and that would've been awful right about now. It'd be interesting to look at all the trades that occur that do little to nothing. It just feels like more teams would pull off these trades if they were more productive.