Bryce Brown Trade: Did the Eagles get a good deal from Buffalo?

As we mentioned earlier, the Philadelphia Eagles have traded running back Bryce Brown to the Buffalo Bills. The Eagles received draft picks in return, but it's kind of complicated. Here a look at exactly what the Eagles received from the Bills in exchange for Brown.

#Eagles trade RB Bryce Brown to Buffalo for either a 4th round draft pick in 2015 OR a 3rd round pick in 2016 OR a 4th round pick in 2016.

— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) May 10, 2014

The teams also swapped 7th round draft picks in 2014. #Eagles will select at 224th overall. #EaglesDraft

— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) May 10, 2014

The pick is conditional because it's the one the Bills received on Friday from the 49ers in the Stevie Johnson trade. So basically Eagles fans should be rooting for Stevie Johnson to have a good year in San Francisco in order to make the Eagles' future pick better.

Brown wasn't particularly effective for the Eagles last season. It seems like Chip Kelly wanted to go in a different direction at running back considering their trade for Darren Sproles and their rumored pre-draft interest in ball carriers.

For the Eagles to get a future mid-round pick for a player at a devalued position who wasn't long for their roster seems like a good trade to me. Brown was the Eagles' 7th round pick in 2012 (229). The Eagles have now transformed that pick into a future mid-rounder.

What do you think? Grade the trade below.