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As the San Francisco 49ers head into the bye week, the team will update their needs on the trade market. Based on The Athletic’s top 50 names available at the trade deadline, which players are the most realistic for the 49ers?
The 49ers are reportedly interested in a reunion with the star defensive tackle.
If the 49ers cannot swing big on defensive tackle, the Bucs free agent addition would be a smart pivot.
The 49ers would have to take on the salary of the Miami Dolphins defensive tackle, but the fit is clean.
Thomas is young and has production in his career. He is a good fit if the price is right.
The Eagles underrated defensive tackle could break out if away from Jordan Davis and Jalen Carter’s shine.
Left guard is starting to emerge as a roster hole for the 49ers. Nelson has emerged as a great option who is available on the 2-5 Colts.
The 49ers need a big run defender, and Bill Barnwell of ESPN linked them to Stewart.
Jeudy feels like an Emmanuel Sanders type of add where the change of scenery does him wonders.
Payne might cost more than the 49ers want to add him, but the fit is perfect.
Vea just signed an extension, but would be a great fit. San Francisco may have had interest when Vea held out in training camp.
Mack is going to be high on a lot of teams' boards. His role and the price to acquire him make it tough for San Francisco.
Dickerson is a young upgrade at left guard, but is coming back from an injury.
Godwin would be a cheap addition at receiver.
The starting left guard for the Bucs.
The Chargers likely have a massive asking price for a young productive edge rusher.
Would the Cardinals move on from a star defender and send them to a division rival?
Diaby had a three-sack performance in the Bucs win in Week 7. Both things make a trade less likely.
A slot receiver from the struggling Colts.
Simmons just signed a massive extension, but the Titans are rebuilding.
At his age and cost, the juice might not be worth the squeeze.
Jennings does not have much a role, but it is hard to see the 6-0 Vikings sell low on depth.
James being available at a price the 49ers want seems unlikely.
McDonald would play a role that Romello Height is starting to ascend into.