San Francisco moved Marquise Goodwin and pick No. 210 to…
San Francisco moved Marquise Goodwin and pick No. 210 to Philadelphia for pick No. 190, then used No. 190 on tight end Charlie Woerner. Goodwin opted out of 2020 and his rights reverted to San Francisco in 2021, triggering an additional 2021 seventh-round pick to Philadelphia. Woerner gave the 49ers four seasons, 65 regular-season games and seven starts. Philadelphia got one regular-season game from No. 210 pick Prince Tega Wanogho, while the later seventh-round adjustment was bundled into subsequent pick trades. The realized franchise value favors San Francisco.
Philadelphia Eagles Received
- player Marquise Goodwin (opted out of 2020; rights reverted to San Francisco in 2021)
- pick 2020 sixth-round pick, No. 210 overall, used on Prince Tega Wanogho
- pick 2021 seventh-round pick, No. 240 overall, sent by San Francisco after Goodwin reverted
San Francisco 49ers Received
- pick 2020 sixth-round pick, No. 190 overall, used on Charlie Woerner
Trade Analysis
The Original Draft-Day Exchange
On April 25, 2020, Philadelphia moved up San Francisco from No. 210 to No. 190 in the sixth round. The Eagles received wide receiver Marquise Goodwin and pick No. 210; the 49ers received No. 190. San Francisco immediately selected Georgia tight end Charlie Woerner, while Philadelphia used No. 210 on Auburn tackle Prince Tega Wanogho. This was therefore a pick swap with Goodwin attached, not simply Goodwin for a sixth-round choice.
San Francisco Return
Woerner became the kind of depth player late-round trades are often designed to find. He appeared in 14 games as a rookie, then played all 17 regular-season games in each of 2021, 2022 and 2023. Across four seasons with San Francisco he totaled 65 regular-season games and seven starts, contributing primarily as a blocking tight end and special-teams player. He also appeared throughout the 49ers postseason runs before leaving for Atlanta in 2024 free agency.
Philadelphia Return
Goodwin never played a regular-season snap for the Eagles. He opted out of the 2020 season because of COVID-19 concerns, and the unfulfilled trade conditions caused his rights to revert to San Francisco in March 2021. Wanogho, the No. 210 pick, spent most of his rookie year on Philadelphia's practice squad and appeared in one regular-season game with no starts before moving on to Kansas City.
The 2021 Adjustment
Because Goodwin reverted, San Francisco was required to send Philadelphia its 2021 seventh-round pick, No. 240. The Eagles later packaged No. 240 with pick No. 225 to acquire Washington's 2022 fifth-round pick, No. 154. Philadelphia then traded No. 154 again on draft day as part of another pick conversion. Since No. 240 was repeatedly combined with other assets, its standalone realized value cannot be isolated cleanly and should not be credited as a specific later player.
Final Verdict
San Francisco 49ers Win. The 49ers earn a B because No. 190 produced four seasons and 65 games of useful depth from Woerner. Philadelphia earns a C: Goodwin produced no Eagles games, Wanogho produced one, and the corrective seventh-rounder retained some asset value but was later bundled with other picks. The original grade direction survives, but the corrected asset chain is more complicated and the 49ers advantage comes from Woerner's sustained roster value rather than a simple Goodwin-versus-Woerner comparison.