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The San Francisco 49ers, holding the 33rd pick in the upcoming draft, may receive trade offers as this pick has been frequently traded in recent years. General manager John Lynch indicated the value of the pick, which has been traded three times since 2016.
In the 2022 NFL Draft, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers traded out of pick No. 27 to the 33rd slot. Jacksonville gave Tampa the No. 106 pick in the fourth round and the No. 180 pick, which is the second-to-last pick in the fifth round. who recently signed a two-year deal during free agency that guarantees him $9 million. Here are the players Tampa Bay passed on: LB Devin Lloyd DT Devonte Wyatt G EDGE S S Karlaftis and Waytt have objectively been better pros than Hall. But the Bucs got two more swings, thanks to the trade down. was picked No. 106. Heâs been the Bucs tight end for four years and a productive one at that. Tampa Bay ended up packaging No. 180 to move up three spots in the second round to select , who has started 49 games in his career, including 11 in 2025. Thatâs the value of having extra Day 3 picks. They allow you to maneuver throughout the draft.
Pick No. 33 has been traded three times since 2016.
In 2023, the Houston Texans traded pick No. 33 to the Arizona Cardinals, who then traded it to the Tennessee Titans.
The Buccaneers received the No. 106 and No. 180 picks from the Jaguars when they traded down to pick No. 33.
Players like Sam LaPorta, Michael Mayer, and Steve Avila were selected after pick No. 33 in 2023.

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The opening pick of the second round in 2023 was the most traveled No. 33 selection in recent memory. DeMeco Ryans traded the pick to the Arizona Cardinals in a deal that involved six picks overall to help Houston land Will Anderson. Arizona flipped No. 33 and No. 81 to No. 41, No. 72, and a third-rounder in 2024. The Titans used that pick on Will Levis. Here are the players the Cardinals *missed* out on before ultimately selecting BJ Ojulari: TE Sam LaPorta TE Michael Mayer OG Steve Avila EDGE Derick Hall OG Matthew Bergeron WR Jonathan Mingo EDGE Isaiah Foskey Brian Branch was selected four picks later.
The Bills pulled a similar move to the 49ers in 2024. They were initially on the clock at pick No. 28. They moved back with the Kansas City Chiefs to pick No. 32(we wonât discuss how the Chiefs got that pick). Buffalo gave Kansas City 28, 133, and 248 in exchange for 32, 95, and 221. From there, Buffalo moved back one pick with Carolina and out of the first round. The Panthers received 32 and 200 in exchange for 33 and 141. The Bills had their eyes on receivers and landed on Keon Coleman. We know how that turned out for them. Here are the players who went in between both trades: WR Xavier Worthy OT Tyler Guyton CB Nate Wiggins WR Ricky Pearsall WR Xavier Legette Pearsall has 928 receiving yards and three touchdowns in 13 games compared to Worthyâs 1,170 yards in 26 games. Pearsall is far more productive than Worthy, but his availability makes it seem like the Bills werenât going to come out ahead, regardless of which wideout they selected.
I thought it was telling that Robert Saleh traded back into the first round to get a fifth-year option on Keldric Faulk. The 21-year-oldâs floor is Arik Armstead. Weâve seen the ceiling for that player turn out to be relatively low. Thereâs a chance he turns into a plus pass rusher, but history says heâll be stout against the run and wonât turn into much more than that. John Lynch was asked how valuable the fifth-year option was in the teamâs decision to trade back: âYeah, you weigh it all. I think again, weâve got a number of players that are there. We like the situation to be able to grab a fifth, and it gives you flexibility to stay there and pick or move forward.â I feel strongly about the 49ers passing on Caleb Lomu and Omar Cooper Jr., as those players left me with more questions than answers. Thatâs not what you want in a first-round pick. While thereâs always a chance they blossom into productive players, the value simply isnât there in the first round.