The Atlanta Falcons were looking to add another Pro Bowl receiver next to Roddy White on draft night in 2011.
The issue was, they were coming off a good season that landed them the No. 27 pick, a pick that was a bit too late to add the caliber of player they wanted.
So, then-General Manager Thomas Dimitroff started working the phone to try and trade up. He ultimately agreed with the Cleveland Browns on a deal that landed the Falcons the No. 6 pick, which was then used on Julio Jones.
Meanwhile, the Browns landed a haul of picks that they would end up wasting, setting back their franchise another decade.