The 49ers have focused on the youth movement this offseason, putting the emphasis on reloading their roster via the draft.
However, this remains an organization unafraid to make aggressive moves at the right price, with that point illustrated by their trade for pass rusher Bryce Huff last month.
The 49ers’ need to get younger has not gone away, though, and as such it would appear that any trade involving them dealing a premium draft selection in exchange for a veteran is unlikely, at least for the moment.
Yet there is a potential opportunity for the 49ers to substantially boost their arsenal of offensive weapons before the start of the season, with Terry McLaurin reported by ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler (h/t Bleacher Report) to still be unhappy with where things are regarding talks over a contract extension with the Washington Commanders
McLaurin, due a base salary of $15.