 Partly due to trades but also due to poor drafting.Sherman traded away key players on the team's defense — such as Huff and defensive tackle Dick Modzelewski — which was their strongest unit, and Wellington Mara, who came in the 1960s with a reputation as a shrewd judge of talent, exited the decade carrying a sub-par one according to a writer for "New York" magazine.Modzelewski went on to make the pro bowl in Cleveland in 1964, while Huff did the same in Washington.