San Francisco 49ers

San Francisco 49ers acquired 2026 5th round pick (154th overall, Jaden Dugger) and a 2027 6th round pick from Baltimore Ravens for 2026 4th round pick (133rd overall, Matthew Hibner). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 2026 3rd round pick (70th overall, Romello Height) and 2026 4th round pick (107th overall, Gracen Halton) from Cleveland Browns for 2026 2nd round pick (58th overall, Emmanuel McNeil-Warren) and 2026 5th round pick (152nd overall subsequently traded, Justin Joly). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

San Francisco 49ers acquired Keion White and a conditional 2026 pick (7th round; did not convey) from New England Patriots for 2026 6th round pick (198th overall subsequently traded, Demond Claiborne). San Francisco 49ers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the San Francisco 49ers Win verdict.

San Francisco 49ers acquired Brian Robinson from Washington Commanders for 2026 6th round pick (209th overall, Matt Gulbin). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Kansas City Chiefs acquired a 2027 6th round pick from San Francisco 49ers for Skyy Moore and a 2027 7th round pick. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Minnesota added Jordan Mason as a useful backfield piece while moving down in 2025 draft value and sending a future sixth. The Vikings get the edge because Mason had clearer immediate roster value.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 2025 5th round pick (147th overall, Jordan James) from Washington Commanders for Deebo Samuel. The overall result favors Washington Commanders over San Francisco 49ers.

Kansas City Chiefs acquired 2024 2nd round pick (63rd overall, Kingsley Suamataia) and 2024 6th round pick (211th overall, Kamal Hadden) from San Francisco 49ers for 2024 2nd round pick (64th overall, Renardo Green) and 2024 5th round pick (173rd overall subsequently traded, Isaiah Davis). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Philadelphia Eagles acquired 2024 3rd round pick (94th overall, Jalyx Hunt) and 2024 4th round pick (132nd overall subsequently traded) from San Francisco 49ers for 2024 3rd round pick (86th overall, Dominick Puni).

San Francisco 49ers acquired Chase Young from Washington Commanders for 2024 3rd round pick (100th overall, Luke McCaffrey). San Francisco 49ers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the San Francisco 49ers Win verdict.

Denver Broncos acquired 2024 6th round pick (207th overall subsequently traded, Michael Jerrell) from San Francisco 49ers for Randy Gregory; 2024 7th round pick (232nd overall subsequently traded, Levi Drake Rodriguez). The stronger recorded return sits with Denver Broncos, matching the Denver Broncos Win verdict.

San Francisco moved Trey Lance to Dallas for a 2024 fourth-round pick that became Malik Mustapha. Lance did not become the Cowboys answer, while the 49ers recovered real draft value. San Francisco wins decisively.

Minnesota Vikings acquired 2023 3rd-round pick (#102 Mekhi Blackmon), 2023 5th-round pick (#164 Jaren Hall), and 2023 7th-round pick (#222 DeWayne McBride) from San Francisco 49ers for 2023 3rd-round pick (#87 Ji'Ayir Brown). Minnesota Vikings received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Minnesota Vikings Win verdict.

Carolina moved Zane Gonzalez for a conditional seventh-round pick that was never conveyed, effectively releasing a veteran kicker for nothing of return

Miami Dolphins acquired Jeff Wilson from San Francisco 49ers for 2023 5th round pick (155th overall, Darrell Luter). The overall result favors 49ers over Miami Dolphins.

San Francisco's trade for Christian McCaffrey became one of the clearest modern examples of a running back being worth the price. The 49ers paid a strong draft-pick package, but McCaffrey immediately became the engine of Kyle Shanahan's offense. Carolina received volume, yet San Francisco acquired the player who changed its ceiling. The deal worked because the player, coach, scheme, and roster timeline all matched.

San Francisco acquired Charles Omenihu from Houston for a 2023 sixth-round pick. Omenihu became a useful defensive-line contributor, making this a strong value win for the 49ers.

Denver Broncos acquired Jonas Griffith and 2022 7th round pick (250th overall subsequently traded, Brittain Brown) from San Francisco 49ers for 2022 6th round pick (187th overall, Nick Zakelj) and 2023 7th round pick (222nd overall subsequently traded, DeWayne McBride). The stronger recorded return sits with Denver Broncos, matching the Denver Broncos Win verdict.

Las Vegas Raiders acquired 2021 2nd round pick (43rd overall, Tre'von Moehrig) and 2021 7th round pick (230th overall, Jimmy Morrissey) from San Francisco 49ers for 2021 2nd round pick (48th overall, Aaron Banks) and 2021 4th round pick (121st overall subsequently traded, Jordan Smith). The overall result favors San Francisco 49ers over Las Vegas Raiders.

Los Angeles Rams acquired 2021 4th round pick (117th overall, Bobby Brown) and 2021 4th round pick (121st overall subsequently traded, Jordan Smith) from San Francisco 49ers for 2021 3rd round pick (88th overall, Trey Sermon). The overall result favors San Francisco 49ers over Los Angeles Rams.

Miami Dolphins acquired 2021 1st round pick (12th overall subsequently traded, Micah Parsons), 2022 1st round pick (29th overall subsequently traded, Cole Strange), 2023 1st round pick (29th overall subsequently traded, Bryan Bresee) and 2022 3rd round pick (102nd overall, Channing Tindall) from San Francisco 49ers for 2021 1st round pick (3rd overall, Trey Lance). Miami Dolphins received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Miami Dolphins Win verdict.

San Francisco traded Kwon Alexander to New Orleans for Kiko Alonso and a fifth-round pick that became Deommodore Lenoir. The Saints got linebacker help, but Lenoir became the best long-term asset. San Francisco wins the trade.

San Francisco 49ers acquired Jordan Willis and 2021 7th round pick (230th overall subsequently traded, Jimmy Morrissey) from New York Jets for 2022 6th round pick (207th overall subsequently traded, Doug Kramer). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Miami Dolphins acquired Matt Breida from San Francisco 49ers for 2020 5th round pick (153rd overall, Colton McKivitz). The overall result favors San Francisco 49ers over Miami Dolphins.

San Francisco traded Marquise Goodwin and a seventh-round pick to Philadelphia for the sixth-round pick used on Charlie Woerner. The 49ers received the more useful realized value in a small exchange.

Washington Commanders acquired 2020 5th round pick (156th overall, Keith Ismael) and 2021 3rd round pick (74th overall, Benjamin St-Juste) from San Francisco 49ers for Trent Williams. The overall result favors San Francisco 49ers over Washington Commanders.

Minnesota Vikings acquired 2020 1st-round pick (#31 Jeff Gladney), 2020 4th-round pick (#117 D.J. Wonnum), and 2020 5th-round pick (#176 K.J. Osborn) from San Francisco 49ers for 2020 1st-round pick (#25 Brandon Aiyuk). Minnesota Vikings received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Minnesota Vikings Win verdict.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 2020 1st round pick (14th overall, Javon Kinlaw) and 2020 4th round pick (117th overall; traded with picks 31 and 176 to Minnesota for pick 25, Brandon Aiyuk; Minnesota selected D.J. Wonnum at 117) from Tampa Bay Buccaneers for 2020 1st round pick (13th overall, Tristan Wirfs) and 2020 7th round pick (245th overall, Raymond Calais). The overall result favors Tampa Bay Buccaneers over San Francisco 49ers.

Indianapolis acquired DeForest Buckner from San Francisco for a first-round pick tied to the Javon Kinlaw return. Buckner became the proven All-Pro impact player, while San Francisco did not replace his value. The Colts win the trade.

Denver received third- and fourth-round draft capital for Emmanuel Sanders, while San Francisco added Sanders and a fifth-round pick for a Super Bowl push. The 49ers' immediate return gives them the narrow edge.

Denver received Dekoda Watson and a sixth-round pick, while San Francisco moved up for the pick that became Dre Greenlaw. Greenlaw's career made the 49ers' side a clear win.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 2019 4th round pick (110th overall, Mitch Wishnowsky) and 2019 6th round pick (183rd overall, Justin Skule) from Cincinnati Bengals for 2019 4th round pick (104th overall, Ryan Finley). San Francisco 49ers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the San Francisco 49ers Win verdict.

Kansas City Chiefs acquired 2020 2nd round pick (63rd overall, Willie Gay) from San Francisco 49ers for Dee Ford. Kansas City Chiefs received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Kansas City Chiefs Win verdict.

San Francisco 49ers acquired Shon Coleman from Cleveland Browns for 2019 7th round pick (243rd overall subsequently traded, Nick Scott). The overall result favors Cleveland Browns over San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco moved Eli Harold to Detroit and eventually turned the return into the pick used on Jauan Jennings. Jennings became the best realized asset in the exchange, giving the 49ers a clear win.

San Francisco sent Trent Brown and a fifth-round pick to New England for the third-round pick that became Tarvarius Moore. Brown immediately started for a Super Bowl champion, and Ja'Whaun Bentley added more Patriots value. New England wins the trade.

Washington Commanders acquired 2018 2nd round pick (59th overall, Derrius Guice) and 2018 3rd round pick (74th overall, Geron Christian) from San Francisco 49ers for 2018 2nd round pick (44th overall, Dante Pettis) and 2018 5th round pick (142nd overall, D.J. Reed). The overall result favors Washington Redskins over Washington Commanders.

San Francisco 49ers acquired Jimmy Garoppolo from New England Patriots for 2018 2nd round pick (43rd overall subsequently traded, Kerryon Johnson). San Francisco 49ers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the San Francisco 49ers Win verdict.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 2018 5th round pick (143rd overall subsequently traded, Ja'Whaun Bentley) from New York Jets for Rashard Robinson. The overall result favors New York Jets over San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco acquired Laken Tomlinson for a 2019 fifth-round pick and received long-term starting guard value. Detroit later used the pick asset to acquire Damon Harrison, but Tomlinson still produced the stronger sustained return.

Denver received a future fourth-round pick path, while San Francisco received Kapri Bibbs and the pick used on Trent Taylor. The Broncos' future pick value gives them a narrow edge.

The exchange of 2017 4th round pick (121st overall, Joe Williams) for 2017 4th round pick (143rd overall, Marlon Mack) and 2017 5th round pick (161st overall, Anthony Walker) stayed close enough in realized value to remain a true even verdict

San Francisco moved up for C.J. Beathard, while Minnesota moved down and added Jaleel Johnson and Stacy Coley. Beathard settled in as a backup-level quarterback, but he still gave the 49ers the more useful post-trade value than Minnesota's depth return.

New Orleans moved up in the 2017 draft and selected Alvin Kamara, while San Francisco received later pick value. Kamara became a star offensive weapon and overwhelmed the 49ers' return. The Saints win decisively.

Seattle moved the 2017 #31 pick to San Francisco, which used it on LB Reuben Foster, in exchange for #34 and #111. The deal gave Seattle extra draft flexibility and the pick that became S Tedric Thompson. Seattle's side of this 2017 draft-capital exchange was straightforward: the Seahawks received 2017 second round pick (#34-Cam Robinson); 2017 fourth round pick (#111-Tedric Thompson) and surrendered 2017 first round pick (#31-Reuben Foster). The grade reflects the known return, while San Francisco 49ers's grade accounts for the countervalue. The trade belongs as a standard database entry because its documented impact was real but not franchise-shaping.

The Mitchell Trubisky trade-up became one of the defining draft mistakes of the 2010s. Chicago moved up one spot with San Francisco to select Trubisky, while Patrick Mahomes and Deshaun Watson remained on the board. The 49ers collected extra picks, including value that eventually connected to Fred Warner, while the Bears absorbed the quarterback miss. It is also a priority indexing page because the Trubisky-Mahomes comparison keeps the trade permanently searchable.

Kansas City Chiefs acquired 2019 7th round pick (216th overall, Nick Allegretti) from San Francisco 49ers for Rod Streater. Kansas City Chiefs received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Kansas City Chiefs Win verdict.

San Francisco acquired Jeremy Kerley from Detroit for Brandon Thomas. Kerley gave the 49ers immediate receiving value, while Thomas did not become comparable value for the Lions. San Francisco wins the trade.

Kansas City Chiefs acquired Kenneth Acker from San Francisco 49ers for 2018 7th round pick (240th overall, Richie James). The overall result favors San Francisco 49ers over Kansas City Chiefs.

Kansas City Chiefs come out ahead in this trade. The final grade profile (Kansas City Chiefs A+, San Francisco 49ers D) supports the existing verdict and gives the winning side the cleaner value result.

Minnesota Vikings acquired Nick Easton and 2016 6th-round pick (#180 Moritz Boehringer) from San Francisco 49ers for Gerald Hodges. Minnesota Vikings received the stronger long-term football value, matching the Minnesota Vikings Win verdict.

San Francisco 49ers come out ahead in this trade. The final grade profile (San Francisco 49ers C+, Cleveland Browns C) supports the existing verdict and gives the winning side the cleaner value result.

The exchange of 2015 5th round pick (165th overall, Bradley Pinion) and 2015 7th round pick (244th overall, Trent Brown) for 2015 5th round pick (151st overall, David Parry) stayed close enough in realized value to remain a true even verdict

San Francisco 49ers come out ahead in this trade. The final grade profile (San Francisco 49ers C+, Dallas Cowboys C) supports the existing verdict and gives the winning side the cleaner value result.

San Francisco moved down in the 2015 first round and landed Arik Armstead plus additional value, while the Chargers moved up for Melvin Gordon. Gordon was productive, but Armstead and the added assets give the 49ers a slight win.

Buffalo Bills acquired 2015 4th round pick (113th overall subsequently traded, Gabe Wright) from San Francisco 49ers for Steve Johnson. Buffalo Bills received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Buffalo Bills Win verdict.

Denver Broncos received 2014 2nd round pick (56th overall, Cody Latimer) and 2014 7th round pick (242nd overall, Corey Nelson). San Francisco 49ers received 2014 2nd round pick (63rd overall subsequently traded, Jarvis Landry), 2014 5th round pick (171st overall subsequently traded, Jordan Tripp) and 2015 4th round pick (126th overall, Mike Davis). The final review favors San Francisco 49ers because that return produced stronger long-term football value.

Jacksonville moved up nine spots in the second round to select Allen Robinson, giving San Francisco an extra fifth-round pick. Robinson became one of the Jaguars' best receivers of the decade. Jacksonville wins the trade clearly.

Miami Dolphins acquired 2014 2nd round pick (63rd overall, Jarvis Landry) and 2014 5th round pick (171st overall, Jordan Tripp) from San Francisco 49ers for 2014 2nd round pick (57th overall, Carlos Hyde). Miami Dolphins received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Miami Dolphins Win verdict.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 2014 4th round pick (106th overall, Bruce Ellington) and 2014 6th round pick (180th overall, Kenneth Acker) from Cleveland Browns for 2014 3rd round pick (94th overall, Terrance West). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Jacksonville Jaguars acquired 2014 6th round pick (205th overall, Luke Bowanko) from San Francisco 49ers for Blaine Gabbert. The overall result favors San Francisco 49ers over Jacksonville Jaguars.

Miami Dolphins acquired 2015 7th round pick (232nd overall subsequently traded, Edmond Robinson) from San Francisco 49ers for Jonathan Martin. Miami Dolphins received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Miami Dolphins Win verdict.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 2014 7th round pick (242nd overall subsequently traded, Corey Nelson) from New Orleans Saints for Parys Haralson. The overall result favors New Orleans Saints over San Francisco 49ers.

Kansas City Chiefs acquired A.J. Jenkins from San Francisco 49ers for Jonathan Baldwin. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

San Francisco moved down in the 2013 second round and received Tank Carradine plus late-round value, while Tennessee moved up for Justin Hunter. Neither side produced a major win, but San Francisco's package gets the slight edge.

San Francisco 49ers received 2013 2nd round pick (55th overall, Vance McDonald) and 2013 3rd round pick (88th overall, Corey Lemonier). Green Bay Packers received 2013 2nd round pick (61st overall, Eddie Lacy), 2013 6th round pick (173rd overall subsequently traded, Vinston Painter), 2013 3rd round pick (93rd overall subsequently traded, Will Davis) and 2013 7th round pick (216th overall, Charles Johnson). The final review favors Green Bay Packers because that return produced stronger long-term football value.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 2013 1st round pick (18th overall, Eric Reid) from Dallas Cowboys for 2013 1st round pick (31st overall, Travis Frederick) and 2013 3rd round pick (74th overall, Terrance Williams). The overall result favors Dallas Cowboys over San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers acquired Colt McCoy and 2013 6th round pick (173rd overall subsequently traded, Vinston Painter) from Cleveland Browns for 2013 5th round pick (164th overall subsequently traded, Mike Gillislee) and 2013 7th round pick (227th overall, Garrett Gilkey). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Kansas City Chiefs acquired Alex Smith from San Francisco 49ers for 2013 2nd round pick (34th overall subsequently traded, Justin Hunter) and 2014 2nd round pick (56th overall subsequently traded, Cody Latimer). Kansas City Chiefs received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Kansas City Chiefs Win verdict.

San Francisco acquired Anquan Boldin from Baltimore for a 2013 sixth-round pick. Boldin immediately gave the 49ers high-end veteran receiving value, making this a clear San Francisco win.

Colin Jones played eight seasons as a special-teams ace and backup safety, appearing in 115 games and becoming one of the best coverage players on Ron Rivera's rosters

Frank Alexander played four seasons as a rotational defensive end, recording 7 sacks. Carolina moved back two rounds and accepted a lower-value player

Miami Dolphins acquired 2012 4th round pick (97th overall, Lamar Miller) from San Francisco 49ers for 2012 4th round pick (103rd overall subsequently traded, Frank Alexander), 2012 6th round pick (196th overall subsequently traded, Jonte Green) and 2013 6th round pick (180th overall, Nick Moody). Miami Dolphins received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Miami Dolphins Win verdict.

San Francisco acquired the 2012 fourth-round pick that became Joe Looney from Detroit for picks tied to Ronnell Lewis and Jonte Green. Looney became the more durable NFL contributor, giving the 49ers a modest win.

San Francisco surrendered more long-term value than it recovered, with 2012 3rd round pick (92nd overall, T.Y. Hilton) proving more meaningful than 2012 4th round pick (97th overall subsequently traded, Lamar Miller) and 2013 5th round pick (157th overall, Qui

San Francisco 49ers acquired 2013 7th round pick (227th overall subsequently traded, Garrett Gilkey) from Cincinnati Bengals for Taylor Mays. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 2011 5th round pick (163rd overall, Daniel Kilgore) from Green Bay Packers for 2011 6th round pick (174th overall subsequently traded, Charles Clay) and 2011 7th round pick (231st overall subsequently traded, Frank Kearse). The overall result favors Green Bay Packers over San Francisco 49ers.

Denver Broncos received 2011 2nd round pick (45th overall, Rahim Moore), 2011 4th round pick (108th overall, Quinton Carter) and 2011 5th round pick (141st overall subsequently traded, D.J. Williams). San Francisco 49ers received 2011 2nd round pick (36th overall, Colin Kaepernick). The final review favors San Francisco 49ers because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Jacksonville Jaguars acquired 2011 3rd round pick (76th overall, Will Rackley) from San Francisco 49ers for 2011 3rd round pick (80th overall, Chris Culliver) and 2011 6th round pick (182nd overall, Ronald Johnson). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Los Angeles Rams acquired Isaac Bruce from San Francisco 49ers for a conditional 2012 pick (not conveyed). The overall result favors Los Angeles/Cleveland/St. Louis Rams over Los Angeles Rams.

San Francisco traded down with the Chargers in 2010 and landed Navorro Bowman, Anthony Dixon, and additional value. Bowman became an elite linebacker and the defining player in the deal. The 49ers win overwhelmingly.

Denver Broncos received 2010 1st round pick (13th overall subsequently traded, Brandon Graham) and 2010 4th round pick (113th overall subsequently traded, Aaron Hernandez). San Francisco 49ers received 2010 1st round pick (11th overall, Anthony Davis). The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Miami Dolphins acquired 2010 5th round pick (145th overall, Nolan Carroll) from San Francisco 49ers for Ted Ginn. Miami Dolphins received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Miami Dolphins Win verdict.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 2010 7th round pick from Detroit Lions for Shaun Hill. The overall result favors Detroit Lions over San Francisco 49ers.

Everette Brown posted 5.5 sacks in three seasons as a rotational pass rusher. Mike Goodson added two years of running-back depth before legal issues ended his career

San Francisco acquired Darrell Jackson from Seattle for a 2007 fourth-round pick. Jackson gave the 49ers short-term receiving value, while Seattle's return was limited. San Francisco gets a narrow win.

New England converted the No. 110 asset into Randy Moss and later moved the 2008 first-round asset for the selections used on Jerod Mayo and Shawn Crable. John Bowie and Sedrick Ellis were selected by later holders and are provenance only. The Patriots produced the stronger total return.

San Francisco traded the pick that became Tony Ugoh and received a package tied to Dashon Goldson and future first-round value. Goldson became the best realized player value, giving the 49ers the win.

San Francisco traded Kevan Barlow to the Jets for a 2007 fourth-round pick. Barlow did not give New York enough value, while the 49ers recovered useful draft capital. San Francisco wins the trade.

Washington Commanders acquired Mike Rumph from San Francisco 49ers for Taylor Jacobs. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

San Francisco acquired Trent Dilfer from Cleveland for Ken Dorsey and draft consideration. Dilfer gave the 49ers the slightly more useful quarterback value, making this a narrow San Francisco win.

Jacksonville traded a 6th-round pick to San Francisco for two 7th-round picks, taking James Wyche and Dee Webb. This was a small draft-board reshuffle with limited long-term impact. Jacksonville gained two swings instead of one, and that extra volume gives the Jaguars the narrow edge.

San Francisco 49ers received 2006 1st round pick (22nd overall, Manny Lawson). Denver Broncos received 2006 2nd round pick (37th overall subsequently traded, Jimmy Williams) and 2006 3rd round pick (68th overall subsequently traded, Claude Wroten). The final review favors San Francisco 49ers because that return produced stronger practical football value.

San Francisco 49ers acquired Sammy Davis from Los Angeles Chargers for Rashaun Woods. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington Commanders acquired Brandon Lloyd from San Francisco 49ers for and 2006 3rd round pick (84th overall, Brandon Williams). The overall result favors San Francisco 49ers over Washington Commanders.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 2006 6th round pick (192nd overall, Marcus Hudson); 2006 6th round pick (192nd overall; Marcus Hudson) from Tampa Bay Buccaneers for Tim Rattay. San Francisco 49ers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the San Francisco 49ers Win verdict.

Jacksonville acquired veteran linebacker Jamie Winborn from San Francisco for an undisclosed 2005 draft pick. This was a modest in-season depth move rather than a franchise-altering trade. Winborn gave the Jaguars a usable linebacker option, but the limited record and unspecified pick value keep the grade in neutral territory

Denver Broncos received John Engelberger. San Francisco 49ers received Willie Middlebrooks. The final review keeps this as an even trade because neither return separates enough for a win/loss label.

Philadelphia received Sean Considine directly and later used the No. 175 asset in the package that moved up for Todd Herremans. Anttaj Hawthorne was selected by a later holder and is provenance only. The Eagles produced the slightly stronger total return.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 2004 4th round pick (104th overall, Isaac Sopoaga) from Chicago Bears for 2004 4th round pick (112th overall, Leon Joe) and 2004 5th round pick (147th overall, Claude Harriott). The overall result favors Chicago Bears over San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco moved down in the 2004 sixth round and landed Andy Lee, while Green Bay moved up for Corey Williams. Lee became an elite punter, and Williams gave Green Bay meaningful defensive-line value. This is a rare late-round trade where both sides did well.

Carolina moved up in the 2004 draft for Chris Gamble, while San Francisco received Rashaun Woods and Richard Seigler value. Gamble became the best long-term player in the exchange, giving Carolina the win.

San Francisco surrendered more long-term value than it recovered, with Terrell Owens; 2004 second round pick (#51-Dwan Edwards) proving more meaningful than Brandon Whiting

San Francisco surrendered more long-term value than it recovered, with Terrell Owens proving more meaningful than 2004 2nd round pick (51st overall subsequently traded, Dwan Edwards)

Denver Broncos received Nate Jackson. San Francisco 49ers received conditional 2004 pick not conveyed. The final review favors Denver Broncos because that return produced stronger practical football value.

Miami Dolphins acquired a conditional 2003 pick (not conveyed) from San Francisco 49ers for Cade McNown. The overall result favors 49ers over Miami Dolphins.

Buffalo Bills acquired 2002 2nd round pick (61st overall, Ryan Denney) from San Francisco 49ers for 2002 3rd round pick (69th overall, Saleem Rasheed) and 2002 4th round pick (102nd overall, Jeff Chandler). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

San Francisco moved through the 2001 draft with Green Bay and came away with a package including Jamie Winborn and Kevan Barlow. The 49ers received the stronger player value and win clearly.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 2001 1st round pick (7th overall, Andre Carter) and 2001 6th round pick (191st overall, Menson Holloway) from Seattle Seahawks for 2001 1st round pick (9th overall, Koren Robinson), 2001 3rd round pick (82nd overall, Heath Evans) and 2001 7th round pick (222nd overall, Dennis Norman). The overall result favors Seattle Seahawks over San Francisco 49ers.

The exchange of 2001 6th round pick (169th overall, Cedrick Wilson) for R.W. McQuarters stayed close enough in realized value to remain a true even verdict

Washington Commanders acquired Joe Zelenka from San Francisco 49ers for 2001 7th round pick (224th overall, Eric Johnson). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

New England Patriots acquired 2001 6th round pick (173rd overall subsequently traded, Jason Glenn) from San Francisco 49ers for 2000 7th round pick (212th overall, Tim Rattay). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 2000 4th round pick (108th overall, John Keith) and 2000 5th round pick (132nd overall, Paul Smith) from Green Bay Packers for 2000 4th round pick (98th overall, Na'il Diggs). San Francisco 49ers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the San Francisco 49ers Win verdict.

The exchange of 2000 5th round pick (150th overall, John Milem) for 2000 6th round pick (170th overall, Frank Murphy) and 2000 7th round pick (209th overall subsequently traded, Er. stayed close enough in realized value to remain a true even verdict

San Francisco moved down from pick No. 12 and received Julian Peterson plus second-round value, while the Jets moved up for Shaun Ellis. Ellis was a strong player, but Peterson and the added pick value give the 49ers the edge.

Washington moved up for Chris Samuels, while San Francisco received a large pick package that created multiple useful asset paths. Samuels became a franchise left tackle, and the 49ers also captured strong value from the return. This grades as an even high-value trade.

Kansas City Chiefs acquired 2000 7th round pick from San Francisco 49ers for Robert Williams. Kansas City Chiefs received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Kansas City Chiefs Win verdict.

Miami Dolphins acquired Jim Druckenmiller from San Francisco 49ers for 2000 7th round pick (230th overall, Brian Jennings). The overall result favors 49ers over Miami Dolphins.

San Francisco 49ers acquired Craig Newsome from Green Bay Packers for 2000 5th round pick (132nd overall subsequently traded, Paul Smith). The overall result favors Green Bay Packers over San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco acquired a 1999 fourth-round pick from Cleveland for Marc Edwards. The draft return gave the 49ers the slightly better value in a close exchange.

The exchange of 1999 4th round pick (99th overall, Anthony Parker) and 1999 6th round pick (171st overall, Tai Streets) for 1999 4th round pick (96th overall, Paul Miranda) stayed close enough in realized value to remain a true even verdict

Miami Dolphins acquired 1999 1st round pick (27th overall subsequently traded, Aaron Gibson) and 1999 5th round pick (134th overall, Cecil Collins) from San Francisco 49ers for 1999 1st round pick (24th overall, Reggie McGrew). Miami Dolphins received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Miami Dolphins Win verdict.

Miami Dolphins acquired Kevin Gogan from San Francisco 49ers for 1999 5th round pick (157th overall, Terry Jackson). The overall result favors 49ers over Miami Dolphins.

San Francisco acquired 1999 fourth- and fifth-round draft value from Cleveland for Ty Detmer. The 49ers received the cleaner asset return and win modestly.

Cleveland Browns acquired Roy Barker and Irv Smith from San Francisco 49ers for (past considerations). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Denver Broncos acquired 1999 2nd round pick (58th overall, Montae Reagor) from San Francisco 49ers for Jamie Brown. Denver turned Jamie Brown into a second-round asset, enough for a slight but clear Broncos edge.

San Francisco acquired Tony Peterson from Chicago for a 1998 seventh-round pick. Peterson gave the 49ers the slightly stronger realized value in a small exchange.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 1997 3rd round pick (66th overall subsequently traded, Ronde Barber) from Philadelphia Eagles for 1997 2nd round pick (57th overall, James Darling), 1997 6th round pick (190th overall, Antwuan Wyatt) and 1997 7th round pick (227th overall, DeAuntae Brown). The overall result favors Philadelphia Eagles over San Francisco 49ers.

The exchange of 1997 3rd round pick (77th overall, Greg Clark) for 1997 3rd round pick (86th overall, Bertrand Berry) and 1997 5th round pick (156th overall, Carl Powell) stayed close enough in realized value to remain a true even verdict

Miami Dolphins acquired 1997 4th round pick (123rd overall subsequently traded, Chad Levitt) from San Francisco 49ers for Terry Kirby. Miami Dolphins received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Miami Dolphins Win verdict.

Las Vegas Raiders acquired 1996 2nd round pick (57th overall, Lance Johnstone) and 1996 4th round pick (124th overall subsequently traded, Kantroy Barber) from San Francisco 49ers for 1996 2nd round pick (46th overall, Israel Ifeanyi). The overall result favors Oakland Raiders over Las Vegas Raiders.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 1995 1st round pick (10th overall, J.J. Stokes) from Cleveland Browns for 1995 1st round pick (30th overall, Craig Powell), 1995 3rd round pick (94th overall, Mike Frederick), 1995 4th round pick (119th overall subsequently traded, Dave Barr) and 1996 1st round pick (26th overall, Ray Lewis). The overall result favors Cleveland Browns.

San Francisco 49ers acquired Derrick Moore from Detroit Lions for 1995 5th round pick (163rd overall, Ronald Cherry). San Francisco 49ers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the San Francisco 49ers Win verdict.

Kansas City Chiefs acquired Steve Bono from San Francisco 49ers for 1995 4th round pick (119th overall subsequently traded, Dave Barr). Kansas City Chiefs received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Kansas City Chiefs Win verdict.

Los Angeles Rams acquired 1994 1st round pick (15th overall, Wayne Gandy), 1994 2nd round pick (56th overall, Brad Ottis) and 1994 3rd round pick (100th overall, Ernest Jones) from San Francisco 49ers for 1994 1st round pick (7th overall, Bryant Young). The overall result favors San Francisco 49ers over Los Angeles Rams.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 1994 3rd round pick (100th overall subsequently traded, Ernest Jones) and 1994 6th round pick (190th overall subsequently traded, Paul Duckworth) from Philadelphia Eagles for Bill Romanowski. San Francisco 49ers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the San Francisco 49ers Win verdict.

San Francisco moved down in the 1994 first round with Dallas and landed William Floyd plus second-round value tied to Tyronne Drakeford. The Cowboys took Shante Carver. The 49ers received the better player value and win clearly.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 1994 2nd round pick (53rd overall, Kevin Mitchell) from Green Bay Packers for 1994 3rd round pick (84th overall, LeShon Johnson), 1994 5th round pick (149th overall, Dorsey Levens) and 1994 6th round pick (175th overall, Ruffin Hamilton). The overall result favors Green Bay Packers over San Francisco 49ers.

Denver Broncos acquired Ted Washington and 1994 3rd round pick (99th overall subsequently traded, Alai Kalaniuvalu) from San Francisco 49ers for 1994 3rd round pick (87th overall, Cory Fleming) and 1994 5th round pick (149th overall subsequently traded, Dorsey Levens). Denver added Ted Washington and preserved useful draft value, giving the Broncos the better side of a close exchange.

San Francisco 49ers received Mervyn Fernandez from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for 1994 fourth round pick (#126-Gabe Wilkins). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received 1994 sixth round pick (#175-Ruffin Hamilton) from Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for 1993 eighth round pick (#222-Trent Green). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received 1993 second round pick (#41-Natrone Means) from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for 1993 third round pick (pick was exercised at end of second round when team that had that pick passed) (#56-Vincent Brisby). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 1993 first round pick (#20-Irv Smith Jr.); 1993 fifth round pick (#116-Artie Smith (Enlow)) from Arizona Cardinals for 1993 first round pick (#18-Ernest Dye). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

San Francisco 49ers received 1993 second round pick (#48-Adrian Hardy) and 1994 first round pick (#15-Wayne Gandy) from Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for 1993 third round pick (#82-John Lynch (Jr.)), 1993 fourth round pick (#110-Corwin Brown), 1993 fifth round pick (#138-Richard Griffith / Rich Griffith), and 1993 second round pick (#41-Natrone Means). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers.

Kansas City acquired Joe Montana, David Whitmore, and a 1994 third-round pick from San Francisco for the 1993 first-round pick that became Ernest Dye. Montana gave the Chiefs instant credibility, immediate contention, and an AFC Championship Game run. San Francisco had a real Steve Young succession reason to move on, but the return was modest for an all-time quarterback. That context matters.

San Francisco 49ers received 1993 eighth round pick (#219-Elvis Grbac) from Minnesota Vikings for Keith Henderson. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received 1993 third round pick (pick was exercised at end of second round when team that had that pick passed) (#56-Vincent Brisby) and 1994 third round pick (#99-Alai Kalaniuvalu / Alai Kalanuvalu) from Dallas Cowboys for Charles Haley. The recorded outcome favors Dallas Cowboys.

Pittsburgh Steelers received 1992 seventh round pick (#188-Scottie Graham) and 1992 eighth round pick (#203-Darren Perry) from San Francisco 49ers for 1992 sixth round pick (#151-Damien Russell). The recorded outcome favors Pittsburgh Steelers.

San Francisco 49ers received 1992 fourth round pick (#89-Mark Thomas (Andrew)) and 1992 eighth round pick (#203-Darren Perry) from Green Bay Packers for 1992 fourth round pick (#103-Edgar Bennett), 1992 fifth round pick (#130-Orlando McKay), and 1992 sixth round pick (#157-Mark Chmura). The recorded outcome favors Green Bay Packers.

San Francisco 49ers acquired Tim Harris (David) from Green Bay Packers for 1992 second round pick (#45-Amp Lee); 1993 second or third round pick (#54-Darrin Smith). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

San Francisco 49ers received 1991 fourth round pick (#95-Mitch Donahue) and 1991 fifth round pick (#122-Merton Hanks) from Green Bay Packers for 1991 third round pick (#81-Chuck Webb (Eugene)). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Miami Dolphins received Tim McKyer from San Francisco 49ers for 1990 eleventh round pick (#289-Anthony Shelton) and 1991 second round pick (#52-Lamar Rogers). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received 1990 fourth round pick (#92-Dean Caliguire) from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for 1990 fourth round pick (#109-Rico Labbe) and 1990 fifth round pick (#137-Leroy Holt). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received 1990 second round pick (#47-Dennis Brown) and 1990 third round pick (#68-Ron Lewis (Alexander)) from Dallas Cowboys for Terrence Flagler, Daniel Stubbs / Danny Stubbs, 1990 third round pick (#81-Craig Veasey), and 1990 eleventh round pick (#304-Myron Jones). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received 1989 eleventh round pick (#289-Jim Bell) from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for 1989 twelfth round pick (#335-Everett Ross) and 1990 twelfth round pick (#331-Demetrius Davis). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received 1989 fifth round pick (#122-Johnny Jackson) from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for 1989 fifth round pick (#139-Lybrant Robinson) and 1989 eighth round pick (#223-Tony Zackery). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received 1989 twelfth round pick (#319-Antonio Goss) from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for Milt McColl. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Atlanta Falcons acquired Tim Foley (b. 1965-02-22) from San Francisco 49ers for 1989 conditional tenth round pick (not exercised?). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

San Francisco 49ers received Bo Eason from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for 1989 conditional fifth-round pick (roster condition; selection not identified). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received Wes Chandler from Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for Fred Quillan (later changed to 1989 seventh round pick (#195-Terrance Jones)) and 1990 seventh round pick (#193-Keith Collins) when Quillan did not report). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received 1988 second round pick (#39-Pierce Holt) from Tampa Bay Buccaneers for 1988 second round pick (#53-Lars Tate) and 1988 fourth round pick (#107-Monte Robbins). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received Dokie Williams, 1988 second round pick (#33-Daniel Stubbs / Danny Stubbs), and 1988 fourth round pick (#102-Barry Helton) from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for 1988 first round pick (#26-Scott Davis (Michael)). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received past considerations (details not identified) from Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for James Johnson (b). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers.

San Francisco 49ers received draft considerations (details not identified) from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for Keith Browner (a). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received Johnny Jones / Lam Jones from New York Jets for Onzy Elam and 1988 draft pick (#131-Dennis Price). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

The Steve Young trade became one of the best quarterback acquisitions in NFL history. San Francisco acquired Young from Tampa Bay for modest draft capital and cash, then eventually turned him into an MVP, a Super Bowl champion, and the successor to Joe Montana. Tampa Bay moved a future Hall of Famer before his prime arrived. It remains a priority indexing page because Young's move from Tampa Bay to San Francisco is a cornerstone quarterback-trade story.

San Francisco 49ers received Keith Browner (a) from Tampa Bay Buccaneers for 1988 sixth round pick (#163-Shawn Lee). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Buffalo Bills received 1987 third round pick (#78-Jamie Mueller) and 1988 fifth round pick (#135-Kirk Roach) from San Francisco 49ers for Joe Cribbs. The recorded outcome favors Buffalo Bills.

Buffalo Bills acquired 1986 first round pick (#20-Will Wolford); 1987 tenth round pick (#273-Jim Ellis) from San Francisco 49ers for 1986 second round pick (#29-Gary James); 1986 third round pick (#56-Tom Rathman). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Los Angeles Rams received 1986 third round pick (#71-Hugh Millen) from San Francisco 49ers for rights to Jeff Kemp and 1986 fourth round pick (#96-Charles Haley). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received 1986 first round pick (#20-Will Wolford) and 1986 fifth round pick (#131-Pat Miller) from Dallas Cowboys for 1986 first round pick (#18-Mike Sherrard). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received 1986 third round pick (#64-Tim McKyer) and 1987 second round pick (#37-Jeff Bregel) from Philadelphia Eagles for Matt Cavanaugh. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received 1986 second round pick (#39-Larry Roberts (b. 1963-06-02)) and 1986 third round pick (#71-Hugh Millen) from Detroit Lions for 1986 second round pick (#29-Gary James). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Washington received 1986 second round pick (#45-Walter Murray) from San Francisco 49ers for 1986 tenth round pick (#270-Harold Hallman) and 1987 first round pick (#25-Terrence Flagler). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received 1987 eleventh round pick (#288-Chris McLemore) from Philadelphia Eagles for Joe Conwell. The recorded outcome favors Philadelphia Eagles.

Washington Commanders acquired 1986 sixth round pick (#156-Jim Huddleston) from San Francisco 49ers for Tory Nixon. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

San Francisco 49ers received 1986 eighth round pick (#203-Jim Popp) from Philadelphia Eagles for Keith Baker. The recorded outcome favors Philadelphia Eagles.

Buffalo Bills received Blanchard Montgomery from San Francisco 49ers for undisclosed draft pick. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received rights to Jim Leonhard (a) from Tampa Bay Buccaneers for 1986 twelfth round pick (#325-Mike Crawford (a)). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received 1986 sixth round pick (#162-Don Griffin) from New York Jets for Billy Shields. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Atlanta Falcons acquired Lawrence Pillers from San Francisco 49ers for Fulton Kuykendall. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

San Francisco 49ers received rights to Jim Leonard (b) from Tampa Bay Buccaneers for 1986 twelfth round pick (#325-Mike Crawford). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received 1986 twelfth round pick (selection not identified) from Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for Mark Schellen. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received 1985 first round pick (#16-Jerry Rice (Sr.)) and 1985 third round pick (#75-Ricky Moore) from New England Patriots for 1985 first round pick (#28-Trevor Matich), 1985 second round pick (#56-Ben Thomas), and 1985 third round pick (#84-Audray McMillian). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers acquired Gary Johnson (Lynn) from Los Angeles Chargers for 1986 fifth round pick (#129-Donald Brown); 1986 eleventh round pick (#298-Drew Smetana). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

San Francisco 49ers received Kenny Neil from Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for 1985 conditional fifth-round pick (not exercised). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers.

Buffalo Bills received 1985 fourth round pick (#112-Dale Hellestrae) from San Francisco 49ers for Mario Clark. The recorded outcome favors Buffalo Bills.

San Francisco 49ers received 1986 twelfth round pick (selection not identified) from Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for Walt Downing. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Atlanta Falcons received 1984 fifth round pick (#132-Cliff Benson) and 1984 sixth round pick (#163-Dan Ralph) from San Francisco 49ers for 1984 fifth round pick (#121-Michael Carter). The recorded outcome favors Atlanta Falcons.

San Francisco 49ers received 1984 second round pick (#56-John Frank) and 1984 fifth round pick (#139-Jeff Fuller (a)) from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for 1984 second round pick (#51-Sean Jones). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received 1984 third round pick (#73-Guy McIntyre) from Arizona Cardinals for 1984 third round pick (#80-Rick McIvor) and 1984 fifth round pick (#136-John Goode). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Denver Broncos acquired Eason Ramson from San Francisco 49ers for 1984 fifth round pick (#132-Cliff Benson). The final grade stays even because neither side created a clear long-term value gap from the recorded return.

San Francisco 49ers acquired Louie Kelcher from Los Angeles Chargers for 1984 eighth round pick (#219-Bob Craighead / Bobby Craighead); 1984 twelfth round pick (#331-Paine Harper); 1985 conditional ninth round pick (#252-Dan Remsberg). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Miami Dolphins acquired 1984 twelfth round pick (#320-William Devane) from San Francisco 49ers for Tom Orosz. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

San Francisco 49ers acquired Matt Cavanaugh from New England/Boston Patriots for 1984 seventh round pick (possibly #192-Derwin Williams); 1985 eighth round pick (#224-Miford Hodge); 1986 seventh round pick (#187-Ray McDonald (b)); conditional draft pick (1986 #187-Ray McDonald (b)). The final verdict remains New England Patriots Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

San Francisco 49ers received Jeff Allen (b. 1958-07-01) from Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for 1984 conditional twelfth-round pick (not exercised). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received 1984 ninth round pick (#239-Lee Miller) and 1984 twelfth round pick (#320-William Devane) from Chicago Bears for Jeff Williams. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received Jeff Williams from Chicago Bears for 1983 ninth round pick (#235-Mark Zavagnin) and 1983 twelfth round pick (#313-Oliver Williams). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received 1984 fourth round pick (#86-Rickey Hagood) from Tampa Bay Buccaneers for 1983 sixth round pick (#148-Gene Branton). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Los Angeles Rams received 1983 second round pick (#36-Mike Wilcher) and 1983 fourth round pick (#87-Chuck Nelson) from San Francisco 49ers for Wendell Tyler, Cody Jones, and 1983 third round pick (#59-Blanchard Montgomery). The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles/Cleveland/St. Louis Rams.

San Francisco 49ers received 1983 second round pick (#49-Roger Craig) from Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for 1983 first round pick (#22-Gill Byrd). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers acquired George Collins from Arizona Cardinals for Dan Audick. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

San Francisco 49ers received Chuck Fusina from Tampa Bay Buccaneers for undisclosed draft pick. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers acquired Bob Horn from Los Angeles Chargers for 1983 eighth round pick (#202-Earnest Jackson); 1985 seventh round pick (#196-Mark Fellows). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 1982 second round pick (#29-William Paris / Bubba Paris); Russ Francis from New England/Boston Patriots for 1982 second round pick (#41-Andre Tippett); 1982 first round pick (#27-Lester Williams); 1982 fourth round pick (#111-Brian Ingram). The final verdict remains New England Patriots Win, with the grades reflecting the recorded asset value and the available historical return.

San Francisco 49ers received 1983 ninth round pick (#235) [later traded with 1983 twelfth round pick (#313-Oliver Williams) to Chicago Bears for Jeff Williams] from Cleveland Browns for Matt Bahr. The recorded outcome favors Cleveland Browns.

San Francisco acquired Hall of Fame pass rusher Fred Dean during the 1981 season and added the missing pressure piece to Bill Walsh's rising team. Dean helped power the 49ers' first Super Bowl run, later contributed to another championship, and gave San Francisco a dynasty-level defensive edge. The Chargers received pick value, but nothing close to Dean's immediate title impact or historical legacy.

San Francisco 49ers acquired Amos Lawrence from Los Angeles Chargers for 1984 fourth round pick (#107-Micheal Gunter / Michael Gunter / Mike Gunter). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Denver Broncos acquired Steve DeBerg from San Francisco 49ers for 1983 fourth round pick (#87-Chuck Nelson). The final grade stays even because neither side created a clear long-term value gap from the recorded return.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers received James Owens from San Francisco 49ers for Johnny Davis. The recorded outcome favors Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

San Francisco 49ers received Dan Audick from Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for 1982 third round pick (#83) [later traded with 1984 fourth round pick (#107-Micheal Gunter / Michael Gunter / Mike Gunter) to Tampa Bay Buccaneers for David Lewis / Dave Lewis (Rodney)]. The recorded outcome is even.

San Francisco 49ers acquired Johnny Davis from Tampa Bay Buccaneers for James Owens. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

San Francisco 49ers acquired Guy Benjamin from New Orleans Saints for 1982 sixth round pick (#167-Craig Bingham). San Francisco 49ers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the San Francisco 49ers Win verdict.

San Francisco acquired a 1982 tenth-round pick from Tampa Bay for Ted Vincent. The pick became Dana McLemore and gave the 49ers the slightly better realized value.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 1981 second round pick (#40-Eric Wright); 1981 fifth round pick (#122-Arrington Jones) from Chicago Bears for 1981 second round pick (#38-Mike Singletary). The overall result favors Chicago Bears over San Francisco 49ers.

Indianapolis Colts acquired 1981 tenth round pick (#256-Gregg Gerken / Greg Gerken) from San Francisco 49ers for Jim Krahl. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Washington Commanders acquired Wilbur Jackson from San Francisco 49ers for 1981 draft pick (possibly #36-John Harty); 1982 draft pick (probably #41-Andre Tippett). Washington Commanders received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Washington Commanders Win verdict.

Las Vegas Raiders acquired Cedrick Hardman from San Francisco 49ers for 1982 sixth round pick (#151-Vince Williams); 1983 fifth round pick (#138-Dokie Williams). Las Vegas Raiders received the stronger recorded football value.

San Francisco acquired Thomas Henderson from Dallas for a 1981 fourth-round pick. Henderson gave the 49ers the slightly better football value in a close exchange.

Pittsburgh Steelers acquired 1980 twelfth round pick (#306-Charles Vaclavik) from San Francisco 49ers for Willie Fry. The overall result favors San Francisco 49ers over Pittsburgh Steelers.

San Francisco sent Paul Seal to Tampa Bay for a conditional 1981 ninth-round pick that was not exercised. The surviving record remains C/C and Even Trade.

San Francisco received the No. 210 and No. 237 selections in the 1980 draft, while Oakland received the No. 194 selection. The recorded results remain close enough for a C/C Even Trade verdict.

San Francisco traded the No. 2 pick in the 1980 draft to the Jets and received the picks that became Earl Cooper and Jim Stuckey. The Jets took Lam Jones, while the 49ers gained the stronger overall value. San Francisco wins decisively.

Los Angeles Rams acquired 1980 third round pick (#58-Jewerl Thomas); 1983 third round pick (#63-Jamie Williams) from San Francisco 49ers for Charle Young; 1980 third round pick (#77-Craig Puki); 1980 fourth round pick (#98-David Hodge). The overall result favors San Francisco 49ers over Los Angeles Rams.

Minnesota Vikings acquired 1980 second round pick (#30-Willie Teal) from San Francisco 49ers for 1980 second round pick (#39-Keena Turner); 1980 third round pick (#65-Jim Miller (Gordon)). Minnesota Vikings received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Minnesota Vikings Win verdict.

San Francisco 49ers acquired Ray Rhodes and Jimmy Robinson from New York Giants for Tony Dungy and Mike Hogan. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

San Francisco acquired Scott Perry from Cincinnati for a 1981 ninth-round pick. Perry gave the 49ers the stronger realized football value, making this a modest San Francisco win.

San Francisco 49ers received Lenvil Elliott from Cincinnati Bengals for first rights to Bengals players placed on waivers. Because the available record does not fully identify the consideration, the existing Even Trade verdict remains the most defensible treatment.

Kansas City Chiefs acquired 1980 ninth round pick #224 [later traded with 1980 fifth round pick (#120-Tom Ginn) to Detroit Lions for Larry Tearry] from San Francisco 49ers for Tim Gray. The recorded outcome favors Kansas City Chiefs.

Miami Dolphins received 1980 eleventh round pick (#279-Phil Driscoll) from San Francisco 49ers for Charles Cornelius. The recorded returns remain too close to establish a clear long-term winner.

Pittsburgh Steelers acquired 1980 tenth round pick (#250-Woodrow Wilson) from San Francisco 49ers for Tony Dungy. Pittsburgh Steelers received the stronger recorded football value, matching the Pittsburgh Steelers Win verdict.

San Francisco received a 1980 second-round pick from Detroit for Cleveland Elam, then traded that pick to Minnesota for the 1980 second-round pick used on Keena Turner and a 1980 third-round pick. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers acquired Melvin Morgan from Cincinnati Bengals for 1980 seventh round pick (#167-Ron Simpkins). The overall result favors Cincinnati Bengals over San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers acquired Mike Hogan from Philadelphia Eagles for 1981 seventh round pick (#174-Alan Duncan). The overall result favors Philadelphia Eagles over San Francisco 49ers.

Pittsburgh Steelers acquired a 1980 twelfth-round pick that was not exercised from the San Francisco 49ers for Willie Fry. Because the conditional pick produced no realized draft value and Fry had limited long-term impact, the available record does not show enough separation to declare a winner.

San Francisco moved down from No. 57 to No. 82, acquired Bob Jury, and used the No. 82 pick on Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Montana. The downstream outcome made this one of the most consequential draft-pick wins in NFL history.

San Francisco 49ers received Chuck Crist (Charles Crist) from New Orleans Saints for Skip Vanderbundt. New Orleans received the more useful player return, preserving its modest advantage.

Buffalo Bills received Jim Lash and Steve Lawson from San Francisco 49ers for future considerations (details not identified). The incomplete consideration record prevents either side from establishing a clear advantage.

San Francisco 49ers acquired 1979 tenth round pick (#252-Howard Ballage) from Tampa Bay Buccaneers for Jim O'Bradovich. The overall result favors Tampa Bay Buccaneers over San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers acquired Steve Knutson from Green Bay Packers for 1979 eighth round pick (#193-Ron Cassidy). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

San Francisco 49ers received Joe Harris from Washington Redskins/Commanders for 1978 eighth round pick (possibly #202-Walker Lee) and 1978 sixth round pick (#159-Tony Green (b)). San Francisco received Joe Harris while Washington's return consisted of late-round draft capital, producing the 49ers edge reflected in the canonical grades.

San Francisco 49ers received 1979 fifth round pick (#119-Jerry Aldridge) from Detroit Lions for Dave Washington (b). Detroit received the stronger documented player value, preserving its modest advantage.

San Francisco 49ers acquired Greg Boykin from New Orleans Saints for Ralph McGill. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

San Francisco turned Tommy Hart into a 1978 second-round pick that became Walt Downing. The 49ers received the better long-term asset value and win the trade.

Miami Dolphins acquired Delvin Williams from San Francisco 49ers for Vern Roberson; Freddie Solomon (b. 1953-01-11); 1978 first round pick (#24-Dan Bunz); 1978 fifth round pick (#133-Bruce Threadgill). The overall result favors San Francisco 49ers over Miami Dolphins.

Washington Commanders acquired Tom Mitchell; 1978 eighth round pick (#202-Walker Lee) from San Francisco 49ers for Larry Jones (Allen). The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

Buffalo received five draft choices for O.J. Simpson, including the selections tied to Tom Cousineau and Joe Cribbs. That return gave the Bills far more long-term value than Simpson's late-career San Francisco tenure.

Denver acquired Andy Maurer from San Francisco for the 1978 ninth-round pick used on Steve McDaniels. Maurer provided the slightly better realized return.

San Francisco acquired Paul Seal from New Orleans for John Watson. Seal gave the 49ers the stronger football value, while the Saints did not receive a matching return.

San Francisco sent Steve Mike-Mayer to Detroit and received an unidentified 1978 eighth-round pick. The limited returns remain close enough for an Even Trade.

San Francisco acquired Pat Sullivan from Chicago for cash. The 49ers received the identifiable football asset, giving San Francisco a modest win.

San Francisco received the player to be named later, identified as Ed Galigher on May 8, for the 1977 third-round pick used on Charles 'Tank' Marshall. The Jets received the stronger long-term return.

San Francisco 49ers acquired Johnny Miller (b) from Tampa Bay Buccaneers for 1977 tenth round pick (#267-Aaron Ball). The overall result favors Tampa Bay Buccaneers over San Francisco 49ers.

Minnesota Vikings acquired Sammy Johnson (a) from San Francisco 49ers for Jim Lash. The available record does not show enough separation to call a clear long-term winner.

San Francisco acquired Jim O'Bradovich from the New York Giants for the 1977 eighth-round pick used on Otis Rodgers. The Giants received the slightly stronger long-term return.

Buffalo acquired Mike Holmes and William Anderson from San Francisco for a draft pick that may have become the 141st selection in the 1977 draft. The Bills added two players, but the pick produced the more durable return.

San Francisco 49ers received 1978 fifth round pick (#127-Archie Reese) from Chicago Bears for Larry Schreiber. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received 1978 fifth round pick (#117-Frank Myers) and cash from San Francisco 49ers for Marty Domres. The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts.

San Francisco 49ers received Steve Lawson and 1978 sixth round pick (#159-Tony Green (b)) from Minnesota Vikings for Windlan Hall and Nate Allen (S.). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received Kevin Nosbusch from Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers for 1977 eighth round pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received Jim Plunkett from New England Patriots for Tom Owen, 1976 first round pick (#12-Pete Brock), 1977 first round pick (#16-Raymond Clayborn) and 1977 second round pick (#44-Horace Ivory). The recorded outcome favors New England Patriots.

San Francisco 49ers received Bruce Elia, Willie McGee, 1976 second round pick (#57-Eddie Lewis (a)) and Bruce Elia Willie McGee from Tampa Bay Buccaneers for Steve Spurrier (Sr.). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received Forrest Blue, 1976 15th round pick (selection not identified) and 1976 16th round pick (#449-Mike Fuhrman) from San Francisco 49ers for 1977 second round pick (selection not identified) and 1978 third round pick (#79-Ernie Hughes). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Buffalo Bills received Frank Oliver from San Francisco 49ers for draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Kansas City Chiefs received Randy Beisler and 1976 third round pick (#63-Keith Simons) from San Francisco 49ers for Nate Allen (S.). The recorded outcome favors Kansas City Chiefs.

San Francisco 49ers received conditional draft pick (if West makes Raiders roster) (not exercised) from Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders for Robert West. The recorded outcome favors Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders.

Buffalo Bills received 1977 fifth round pick (#127-Neil O'Donoghue) from San Francisco 49ers for David Washington / Dave Washington (b). The recorded outcome favors Buffalo Bills.

San Francisco 49ers received Bob Hayes (Lee) from Dallas Cowboys for 1976 third round pick (#73-Duke Ferguson). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received Albert Chandler / Al Chandler from Cincinnati Bengals for 1976 fifth round pick (#138-Willie Shelby). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received 1975 16th round pick (#399-Mike Evavold) and 1975 17th round pick (#426-Mike Bengard) from San Francisco 49ers for 1976 15th round pick (selection not identified) and 1976 16th round pick (#449-Mike Fuhrman). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received 1976 fifth round pick (#140-Tony Leonard) from Detroit Lions for Joe Reed. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received Norm Snead and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for 1975 third round pick (#62-Danny Buggs), 1976 fourth round pick (#104-Gordon Bell) and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received 1975 ninth round pick (#223-Dan Natale), 1976 fourth round pick (#100-Steve Rivera) and undisclosed draft pick (selection not identified) from Philadelphia Eagles for Randy Jackson (Joe) and Cecil Turner. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Kansas City Chiefs received 1975 sixth round pick (#139-Dave Wasick) from San Francisco 49ers for Robert West. The recorded outcome favors Kansas City Chiefs.

Buffalo Bills received 1975 seventh round pick (#166-Gil Chapman) from San Francisco 49ers for Bob Penchion. The recorded outcome favors Buffalo Bills.

San Francisco 49ers received 1976 first round pick (#21-Tim Fox) and 1977 third round pick (#65-Elmo Boyd) from Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans for Vic Washington. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received Cecil Turner from Chicago Bears for John Isenbarger and Dick Witcher. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received 1975 third round pick (#53-Mike Washington) and 1976 seventh round pick (possibly #201-Ed Bauer) from San Francisco 49ers for Tom Mitchell. The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts.

San Francisco 49ers received 1975 third round pick (#74-Wayne Baker), 1975 ninth round pick (#230-Ceasar Douglas), and 1976 sixth round pick (#177-Scott Bull) from Arizona Cardinals for Ken Willard. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received undisclosed draft pick (selection not identified) from Chicago Bears for Dave Olerich. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received Mike Simpson from San Francisco 49ers for 1976 seventh round pick (#201-Ed Bauer). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received Danny Abramowicz from New Orleans Saints for 1974 fourth round pick (#88-Rod McNeill) and 1974 fifth round pick (#113-Joel Parker). The recorded outcome favors New Orleans Saints.

Buffalo Bills received Earl Edwards from San Francisco 49ers for Randy Jackson (Joe) and undisclosed draft pick (possibly 1975 #71-Jeff Hart (Alan)). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Buffalo Bills received (Ralph) Marty Huff from San Francisco 49ers for draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received 1974 undisclosed draft pick (possibly #83-Clint Haslerig) from New Orleans Saints for Allen Dunbar / Jubilee Dunbar. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Chicago Bears received John Wiegmann from San Francisco 49ers for $1 cash. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

San Francisco 49ers received undisclosed draft pick (probably 1976 #63-Keith Simons) (possibly 1974 #83-Clint Haslerig) from New Orleans Saints for John Fuller / Johnny Fuller. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received Elmer Collett from San Francisco for a 1975 third-round pick and a conditional selection that was not identified. San Francisco later used the No. 53 pick with another selection to reacquire Tom Mitchell. The available return remains even.

San Francisco 49ers received 1975 fourth round pick (#85-Cleveland Elam) from New Orleans Saints for Preston Riley. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received draft pick (selection not identified) from Chicago Bears for Ernie Janet. The recorded outcome favors Chicago Bears.

San Francisco 49ers received 1974 first round pick (#9-Wilbur Jackson) from New England Patriots for Bob Windsor. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Washington received Roosevelt Taylor / Rosey Taylor, 1973 third round pick (#70-John Wood (a)) and draft pick (possibly 1973 #97-Bill Singletary / Skip Singletary) from San Francisco 49ers for draft pick (1974 #49-Delvin Williams). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

San Francisco 49ers received 1973 fifth round pick (#112-Mike Fulk) from Chicago Bears for Bill Tucker. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received 1974 fourth round pick (#90-Sammy Johnson (a)) from Green Bay Packers for Al Randolph. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received 1973 second round pick (#41-Willie Harper) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Roland Lakes and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received undisclosed draft pick (possibly 1971 #236-Ron Cardo) from New Orleans Saints for Gary Lewis. The recorded outcome favors New Orleans Saints.

San Francisco 49ers received 1971 second round pick (#37-Ernie Janet) from Green Bay Packers for Kevin Hardy (Thomas). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received draft pick (possibly 1971 #122-George Wells) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Clifton McNeil and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Miami Dolphins received Lance Olssen from San Francisco 49ers for Tom Beier. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Los Angeles Rams received Kermit Alexander and 1970 second round pick (#35-Charles Williams / Charlie Williams / Donnie Williams) from San Francisco 49ers for Bruce Gossett. The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.

Kansas City Chiefs received 1970 third round pick (#61-Billy Bob Barnett) from San Francisco 49ers for Noland Smith. The recorded outcome favors Kansas City Chiefs.

San Francisco 49ers received Roosevelt Taylor / Rosey Taylor and 1971 fifth round pick (#114-Dean Shaternick) from Chicago Bears for Howard Mudd. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received Randy Beisler, draft pick (probably 1970 #48-John Isenbarger), and 1971 third round pick (#55-Sam Dickerson) from Philadelphia Eagles for George Mira (Sr.). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received Earl Edwards from Edmonton Eskimos Cfl for "immediate and long-term player assistance". The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Atlanta Falcons received Dwight Lee from San Francisco 49ers for draft pick (selection not identified). The recorded outcome favors Atlanta Falcons.

Washington received Walter Rock from San Francisco 49ers for 1970 first round pick (#17-Bruce Taylor (Lawrence)). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Arizona Cardinals received Walter Johnson (Clarke) from San Francisco 49ers for cash. The recorded outcome favors Arizona Cardinals.

San Francisco 49ers received Clifton McNeil from Cleveland Browns for 1969 second round pick (#42-Warren Bankston). The recorded outcome favors Cleveland Browns.

Arizona Cardinals received Wayne Trimble and Walter Johnson (Clarke) from San Francisco 49ers for cash. The recorded outcome favors Arizona Cardinals.

San Francisco 49ers received Harald Hays / Harold Hays from Dallas Cowboys for 1969 third round pick (#68-Tom Stincic). The recorded outcome favors Dallas Cowboys.

San Francisco 49ers received George Rose from New Orleans Saints for Monte Stickles / Monty Stickles. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received rights to Danny Talbert / Don Talbertuncertain from San Francisco 49ers for draft pick (undisclosed). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received Jim Jordan from New Orleans Saints for Daniel Colchico / Dan Colchico. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received 1968 third round pick (#65-Lance Olssen) and 1969 fourth round pick (#86-Jim Sniadecki) from Detroit Lions for Dave Kopay. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received Ulmo Randle / Sonny Randle from Arizona Cardinals for draft pick (possibly 1968 #42-Bob Atkins). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received draft pick (possibly 1968 #141-Leo Johnson / Lee Johnson) from New Orleans Saints for David McCormick / Dave McCormick. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received draft pick (selection not identified) from Minnesota Vikings for John Pentecost. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received conditional draft pick (if Weisacosky makes team) (possibly #206-Charley Brown) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Ed Weisacosky and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Atlanta Falcons received Bernie Casey, Jim Wilson and Jim Norton from San Francisco 49ers for 1967 first round pick (#3-Steve Spurrier (Sr.)). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Steve Barnett from San Francisco 49ers for cash. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Steve Smith (Conant) from San Francisco 49ers for draft pick (possibly 1967 #62-Frank Nunley). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received cash from Washington for cash. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received 1966 fifth round pick (#69-Mel Phillips) and 1966 third round pick (#37-Al Randolph) from Dallas Cowboys for J.D. Smith and Leon Donohue / Leon Donahue. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received John David Crow from Arizona Cardinals for Abe Woodson. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received 1966 seventh round pick (#105-Dave Ellis) from San Francisco 49ers for Dan LaRose / Danny LaRose. The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts.

San Francisco 49ers received Frank Morze from Cleveland Browns for 1965 sixth round pick (#72-Arnold Simkus / Arnie Simkus). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received Roy Williams (b) from Minnesota Vikings for 1965 eighth round pick (#100-John Hankinson). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received Howard Williams / Howie Williams from Green Bay Packers for cash. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received Ralph Guglielmi, draft pick (not in first 3 rounds) (selection not identified) and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Eddie Dove and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Carl Kammerer / Chuck Kammerer from San Francisco 49ers for eighth round pick (probably 1964 #102-Bob Poole). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received Raymond Berry from San Francisco 49ers for 1965 third round pick (#42-Jack Chapple). The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts.

San Francisco 49ers received 1965 first round pick (#13-George Donnelly) from Cleveland Browns for Ted Connolly. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received Mike Dowdle from Dallas Cowboys for Jim Ridlon. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received Bob Gaiters / Bobby Gaiters and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Aaron Thomas and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received John Mellekas from Chicago Bears for 1963 fourth round pick (#49-Stan Sanders). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Pittsburgh Steelers received John Burrell and Don Coffey from San Francisco 49ers for draft pick (possibly 1963 #65-Jim Pilot / Preacher Pilot). The recorded outcome favors Pittsburgh Steelers.

San Francisco 49ers received 1963 fifth round pick (#66-Gary Moeller) from Chicago Bears for Preston Powell. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received 1963 fourth round pick (#46-Harrison Rosdahl / Hatch Rosdahl) from Philadelphia Eagles for Robert Harrison / Bob Harrison. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Washington received Gorden Kelley from San Francisco 49ers for 1963 high draft pick (possibly #50-Hugh Campbell). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Los Angeles Rams received Lou Cordileone from San Francisco 49ers for Elbert Kimbrough. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received No consideration recorded from Dallas Cowboys for Ola Lee Murchison / Ola Murchison / Lee Murchison. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received Lenny Lyles from San Francisco 49ers for cash. The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts.

San Francisco 49ers received Lou Cordileone and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Y.A. Tittle and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.

San Francisco 49ers received 1962 fifth round pick (#62-Ted Woods) from Arizona Cardinals for Edgar Henke / Ed Henke. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received Joe Perry from San Francisco 49ers for 1962 20th round pick (conditional on Perry reaching performance specifications) (not exercised). The recorded outcome favors Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts.

Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts received Dee Mackey from San Francisco 49ers for 1961 first round pick (#11-Bill Kilmer / Billy Kilmer). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received Jerry Wilson (Roscoe) from Philadelphia Eagles for John Wittenborn. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Fred Williamson from San Francisco 49ers for draft pick (possibly 1961 #47 Aaron Thomas or 1961 #118-Leon Donahue or 1961 #174-Tom Hackler / Tommy Hackler). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

Washington received Rodney Breedlove / Rod Breedlove from San Francisco 49ers for 1962 sixth round pick (#71-Keith Luhnow). The recorded outcome favors Washington.

San Francisco 49ers received 1962 fourth round pick (#46-Charlie Sieminski / Chuck Sieminski) from Dallas Cowboys for Bill Herchman. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Dan James from San Francisco 49ers for high draft pick (possibly 1961 #47 Aaron Thomas). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received 1961 fifth round pick (#58-Clark Miller) from Dallas Cowboys for Gene Babb. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Dick Moegle / Dicky Moegle / Dickie Moegle from San Francisco 49ers for 1961 first round pick (#6-Jimmy Johnson / Jimmie Johnson). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Washington received Bill Stits from San Francisco 49ers for Undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors Washington.

Washington received Bob Toneff from San Francisco 49ers for 1960 second round pick (#16-Mike Magac). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received undisclosed draft pick (possibly 1959 #74-Don Rogers) from Arizona Cardinals for Bob Cross / Bobby Cross. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received Val Joe Walker from Detroit Lions for 1958 15th round pick (#179-John Scheldrup). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Earl Morrall and Mike Sandusky from San Francisco 49ers for Marv Matuszak, 1958 first round pick (#8-Jim Pace), and 1959 first round pick (#8-Dan James). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Ed Beatty from San Francisco 49ers for Undisclosed compensation. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received Bill Stits from Detroit Lions for John Henry Johnson and 1958 seventh round pick (#83-Ralph Pfeifer). The recorded outcome favors Detroit Lions.

Los Angeles Rams received 1957 third round pick (#27-George Strugar) from San Francisco 49ers for Bob Cross / Bobby Cross. The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.

San Francisco 49ers received 1957 draft pick (probably #46-Mike Sandusky) from Arizona Cardinals for Doug Hogland. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Los Angeles Rams received Jim Cason / Jimmy Cason, Nick Feher and 1956 fifth round pick (#51-Jim Freeman) from San Francisco 49ers for Ed Beatty. The recorded outcome favors Los Angeles Rams.

Washington received Ray Collins from San Francisco 49ers for John Williams / Johnny Williams (Elliott). The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received Arnold Galiffa / Arnie Galiffa, not identified consideration and undisclosed consideration from New York Giants for Bob Van Doren and undisclosed consideration. The recorded outcome favors New York Giants.

Pittsburgh Steelers received Ed Pullerton from San Francisco 49ers for John Henry Johnson. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received Fred Bruney from Cleveland Browns for 1954 eighth round pick (#95-Bill Barbish) -OR- 1954 tenth round pick (#119-Don Goss). The recorded outcome favors Cleveland Browns.

San Francisco 49ers received Bob Van Doren from Cleveland Browns for 1954 eighth round pick (#95-Bill Barbish) -OR- 1954 tenth round pick (#119-Don Goss). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received 1954 15th round pick (#171-Ed Gossage) from Green Bay Packers for Ben Aldridge / Benny Aldridge. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received player identity not specified in source record from Green Bay Packers for J.R. Boone. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.

San Francisco 49ers received J.R. Boone from Chicago Bears for 1953 conditional sixth round pick (if Boone makes 49ers roster) (#68-Kline Gilbert). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received 1952 third round pick (#27-Gene Shannon) from Arizona Cardinals for not disclosed. The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Arizona Cardinals received Emil Sitko / Red Sitko from San Francisco 49ers for draft pick (possibly 1952 #27-Gene Shannon). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received Howie Livingston from Washington for future considerations (details not identified). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received Gordon Soltau / Gordy Soltau / Gordie Soltau from Cleveland Browns for 1951 fourth round pick (#39-Bob Oristaglio). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

San Francisco 49ers received Packard Harrington from Cleveland Browns for conditional draft pick (if Harrington makes 49ers roster) (not exercised). The recorded outcome favors San Francisco 49ers.

Los Angeles Rams received rights to Glenn Davis from San Francisco 49ers for Jim Winkler and rights to Emil Sitko / Red Sitko. The recorded outcome does not show enough separation to identify a clear winner.