San Francisco 49ers consider trading 33rd pick as NFL Draft Day 2 begins

11 articles · Updated · Niners Nation · Apr 24

The 49ers, holding picks 33 and 58 in the second round, are reportedly fielding offers for the 33rd selection.
Interest from multiple teams has emerged, with ESPN and NFL insiders noting active discussions as the 49ers seek to add draft capital.
This follows the team's earlier strategy of trading down in the first round, aiming to target specific prospects later while accumulating additional picks.

Is accumulating many mid-round picks a smarter investment than drafting one potential superstar?

Why risk losing a top talent like Emmanuel McNeil-Warren by trading down from pick 33?

Which trade partner—Raiders, Giants, or Steelers—offers the most valuable return for the 49ers?

How did acquiring Osa Odighizuwa before the draft fundamentally alter the 49ers' Day 2 plans?

Does San Francisco's strategy signal a lack of faith in this draft's top-end talent?

Could a bold trade with Pittsburgh for Denzel Boston reshape both teams' receiving corps?