Niners Trade Talk: Renardo Green's Future Uncertain

On March 31st, the San Francisco 49ers just crushed free agency, snagging defensive tackle

Osa Odiezua in a trade with the Dallas Cowboys.

Plus signing wide receiver Mike Evans, wide out Christian Kirk, and linebacker Dre Greenlaw

to fresh deals.

Now all eyes shift to the NFL draft, where they might shake things up beyond picks, including

a wild idea to trade their 2024.

Second round cornerback, Renardo Green, as early as the 2026 draft.

Green, picks 64th overall, stepped up as a full-time starter last season with 14 starts,

but his numbers dipped.

Three fewer passes.

Defended then his rookie year, zero interceptions after one before, though his passer rating

ticked up slightly to 80.0 from 88.2.

That playoff clash against the Seattle Seahawks exposed cracks, with head coach Kyle Shanahan

yanking green mid-game and lighting him up on the sideline in plain view.

Playing fans and insiders buzzing about his fit on the roster.

Trade talks world this offseason despite General Manager John Lynch slapping it down, but

experts like Alex K from Bleacher Report see Green as, trade bait in 2026, maybe to climb

the board or cash in if a team needs corner help bad.

Keep watching this third year corner.

His inconsistencies could net the nine or solid value down the line, stacking their roster

even deeper as they chased that ring.

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