The San Francisco 49ers didn’t exchange their dynamic wide collector during the draft. On the off chance that it planned to work out, most calculated a move would be made on Thursday late evening during the first round.
There were closely involved individuals. There were offers. Notwithstanding, none were sufficiently alluring to pry away Samuel, who as of late mentioned an exchange. The best proposition allegedly came from the New York Jets, and it was ridiculous.
On Saturday, head supervisor John Lynch inquired as to whether the group had gotten additional calls in regards to their displeased recipient and assumed that anything had changed with everything going on.
On Sunday, ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler gave a report on the Samuel circumstance, expressing that the collector remains “dove in” on leaving the 49ers. Tragically, that implies the adventure could delay until a goal is reached.
“It appears he is still dug in, still wants to be traded despite getting through the draft, but he knows this could be a long wait now that the 49ers did not do a deal.
“Teams like the Lions and Packers did explore this. They filled their need in the draft at wide receiver, so there’s not a natural suitor right now. Perhaps they can try to repair the relationship. It has soured. The 49ers would like for that to happen.
“I talked to a team source who said, ‘Look, we couldn’t break the huddle without Deebo Samuel last year, and we love him on and off the field.’ So something is just amiss here. Maybe they can work it out, but right now, he still wants to be traded.”
