A Samuel trade seems imminent, after 49ers GM John Lynch said the team will honor the WR's request for a fresh start. Could Deebo end up in Washington?

It appears increasingly likely that Deebo Samuel will be traded this offseason. Teams are talking to each other at the Combine about a wide range of scenarios involving the NFL Draft, trades and free agency,

Whether through a trade or release, it appears that Deebo Samuel tenure with the San Francisco 49ers is coming to an end, and the Houston Texans are showing interest.

Learn the latest about the 49ers off-season developments from GM John Lynch, whose top priority is a new contract for QB Brock Purdy.

A lot more moves are expected once free agency officially begins March 12. So let's get you prepared from a Fantasy perspective. We'll break down each position this week, starting

Deebo Samuel, dealt by the San Francisco 49ers to the Washington Commanders over the weekend, took to social media on Monday to clarify his feelings about his now former team and his conditioning in 2024.

DraftKings Sportsbook released the betting odds for where Aaron Rodgers, Myles Garrett, Cooper Kupp and Deebo Samuel will ultimately end up this offseason. The New York Jets announced that they will be releasing Rodgers this offseason after a tumultuous two years.

Deebo Samuel may not be the only San Francisco 49ers receiver possibly on the move this offseason. While Samuel has requested a trade out of the Bay Area, general manager John Lynch acknowledged this week that teams have also called the organization regarding the availability of fellow wideout Brandon Aiyuk.

Matthew Stafford chose to stay in Los Angeles. Deebo Samuel was sent to Washington. Many NFL players will be on the move when free agency begins next week and the foundation

Mark Nelke You fret about Geno Smith. I wonder about Deebo Samuel. Others are more fixated about THEIR teams – the Packers, the Steelers, the Cowboys, the Raiders, the Broncos, the Saints, even the Lions these days.

The re-signing of Bobby Wagner is another important piece, but the Commanders still have ample amounts of cap space to do some serious wheeling and dealing this offseason. Last year, the Commanders loaded up in free agency and the draft,