Kansas City moved up one spot to No. 63 and added a…
Kansas City moved up one spot to No. 63 and added a sixth-round choice, turning the deal into Kingsley Suamataia and Kamal Hadden. San Francisco moved back to No. 64 for Renardo Green while also adding the No. 173 pick. Green became a full-time starter, while Suamataia developed into a starting guard. Both teams found meaningful value, leaving the exchange close to even.
Kansas City Chiefs Received
- pick 2024 2nd round pick (63rd overall, Kingsley Suamataia)
- pick 2024 6th round pick (211th overall, Kamal Hadden)
San Francisco 49ers Received
- pick 2024 2nd round pick (64th overall, Renardo Green)
- pick 2024 5th round pick (173rd overall subsequently traded, Isaiah Davis)
Trade Analysis
What Changed Hands
Kansas City sent the 64th and 173rd selections to San Francisco for picks 63 and 211. The Chiefs used No. 63 on Kingsley Suamataia and No. 211 on Kamal Hadden. The 49ers selected Renardo Green at No. 64 and retained the value of the fifth-round pick they acquired. It was a narrow move on the board, so the long-term judgment depends heavily on how the two second-round players developed.
How Kansas City Created Value
Suamataia did not immediately seize a permanent role as a rookie, but his trajectory improved substantially. He appeared in 15 games in 2024 and then started all 17 games in 2025, giving Kansas City a young starting offensive lineman from the move. That is a meaningful return for sliding up only one position. Hadden was the smaller component of the package, so most of the Chiefs' value rests on Suamataia becoming a regular.
Why San Francisco Also Did Well
Green became a significant piece of the 49ers' secondary. He started seven games as a rookie and then all 14 games he played in 2025, with his career totals reaching 23 passes defensed. San Francisco therefore moved down one spot, still landed a starting-caliber corner and gained an additional fifth-round asset. That is strong process and strong realized value, even without assigning every later outcome of the extra pick solely to this transaction.
Final Verdict
This is an Even Trade with B- grades on both sides. Kansas City secured a starting lineman, while San Francisco secured a starting corner and extra draft capital. Neither return is clearly superior enough to force a directional verdict.