San Francisco moved from No. 94 to No. 86 in the 2024 third…
San Francisco moved from No. 94 to No. 86 in the 2024 third round and selected guard Dominick Puni, sending Philadelphia No. 94 and No. 132. Puni started immediately and became a dependable 49ers lineman. Philadelphia used No. 94 on edge defender Jalyx Hunt, whose 2025 breakout included 6.5 sacks and three interceptions, giving both clubs strong young starters from the swap.
Philadelphia Eagles Received
- pick 2024 3rd round pick (94th overall, Jalyx Hunt)
- pick 2024 4th round pick (132nd overall, subsequently traded; Sione Vaki selected)
San Francisco 49ers Received
- pick 2024 3rd round pick (86th overall, Dominick Puni )
Trade Analysis
The Deal
Philadelphia controlled pick No. 86 in the 2024 third round. San Francisco paid No. 94 plus fourth-round pick No. 132 to move up eight spots. The 49ers selected Kansas guard Dominick Puni, while the Eagles took Houston Christian edge defender Jalyx Hunt at No. 94 and later moved the fourth-round asset.
San Francisco's Hit
Puni justified the aggressive move almost immediately. He won the right guard job as a rookie and started all 17 games, providing stability for an offense that needed young, inexpensive line talent. His continued starting role in 2025 reinforced that the 49ers did not merely draft a short-term fill-in; they found a legitimate starter in the middle of Day 2.
Philadelphia's Hit
Hunt required more development, which was expected from a prospect with an unusual college path. After contributing as a rookie, he made a significant jump in 2025. NFL statistics credit him with 6.5 sacks, three interceptions, four passes defended, two forced fumbles and a touchdown that season. That growth transformed the trade from a simple San Francisco win into a much more balanced exchange.
The Extra Pick
Philadelphia also received No. 132, later traded before Detroit selected Sione Vaki. That asset should still count as part of the Eagles' return even though its value was ultimately folded into another transaction. San Francisco, meanwhile, concentrated its resources into the player it specifically targeted.
Final Verdict
This is an Even Trade at B+ for both teams. Puni became an immediate offensive-line starter, while Hunt developed into a disruptive defensive playmaker and Philadelphia also gained extra draft flexibility.
San Francisco moved from No. 94 to No. 86 in the 2024 third round and selected guard Dominick Puni, sending Philadelphia No. 94 and No. 132. Puni started immediately and became a dependable 49ers lineman. Philadelphia used No. 94 on edge defender Jalyx Hunt, whose 2025 breakout included 6.5 sacks and three interceptions, giving both clubs strong young starters from the swap.