Deebo Samuel

The relationship between Deebo Samuel and the San Francisco 49ers has deteriorated enough for the wide receiver slash running back to reportedly request a ...

The Browns went and got Cooper, but Samuel would be a younger offensive piece to pair with DeShaun Watson for years to come. The relationship between Deebo Samuel and the San Francisco 49ers has deteriorated enough for the wide receiver slash running back to reportedly request a trade from his team. But, the absence of Davante Adams and a great quarterback who could retire after a couple more years, means they must at least look into the situation.

The 2021 Pro Bowler is in the final year of his rookie contract and The Athletic has reported he is not expected to participate in voluntary team workouts this ...

It looks like Deebo Samuel's brother wasn't joking when he said a trade request was coming soon. ESPN's Jeff Darlington spoke to the 49ers receiver on ...

If the 49ers do trade Samuel, they could position themselves to benefit from the package they receive. He could threaten to hold out if he isn't traded, and that could put the 49ers in a tough spot, as their receiver room isn't very deep. The 49ers also have to make a decision about Samuel's status in a hurry if they want to reap rewards from trading him this offseason. According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, Samuel's problem with the 49ers isn't related to money. And that may matter to him more than a lucrative long-term deal at this point. However, that role may be the crux of Samuel's problem with the team.

With Deebo Samuel looking to be traded, could the Houston Texans offer one of their first round picks?

Samuel would primarily take reps in the slot, but could work a multitude of different spots after showing what he could do in space with the 49ers. The No. 13 pick is a tad enticing. Houston likely won't part ways with the No. 3 overall pick due to the value of the pick. The asking price for Samuel would be at least a first-round pick. Samuel, 26, has become one of the more explosive offensive weapons over the past two years. HOUSTON - One position of need that the Houston Texans might address even before next week's NFL Draft is receiver.

WR Deebo Samuel said he has asked the San Francisco 49ers to trade him, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Wednesday.

In that same span of time, he was catching just 3.5 passes per game, essentially becoming more of a running back than a receiver. Shanahan deployed Samuel as both a receiver and a versatile backfield weapon, handing him the ball as a running back and confusing defenses. But just two weeks later, Shanahan and offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel started moving Samuel into the backfield, increasing his usage but also changing the types of touches Samuel received in games.

Demander à partir d'une équipe compétitive dans laquelle vous venez d'exploser et qui vous propose un beau contrat, est-ce logique ?

San Francisco aurait fait plusieurs offres à Samuel, sans succès. Ce dernier a refusé toutes les propositions faites par l’équipe. Le problème n’est apparemment pas financier : il ne souhaiterait tout simplement pas continuer chez les Niners. Mais l’un d’entre eux n’a semble-t-il pas envie de ce contrat dans son équipe actuelle. More to come.

The 49ers surely won't have an issue finding teams that would be interested in acquiring Samuel should San Francisco trade him. Last season, the 26-year-old ...

It's safe to say that Aaron Rodgers would love the chance to work with Samuel, who played a significant role in the 49ers ending the Packers' season in both 2019 and 2021. The Lions would probably not have to include much else in a trade involving the second overall pick. New Orleans is hoping to add more weapons around quarterback Jameis Winston, who was off to a torrid start last season before an injury prematurely ended his second season with the Saints. Similar to New York, the Lions also have two first-round picks: the second overall and the final selection on Day 1. A possible trade between New York and San Francisco could also include receiver Denzel Mims, a 2020 second-round pick who has yet to pan out with the Jets. The trade also left the 49ers without a 2023 first-round pick.

All-Pro wide receiver Deebo Samuel has asked the 49ers to trade him and has no plans to report for offseason workouts, according to NFL Network.

The teams got together for the 2019 trade that sent franchise-tagged pass rusher Dee Ford to the 49ers for a second-round pick. He posted 1,770 scrimmage yards and 14 total touchdowns in 2021. Samuel is in the final year of his four-year rookie contract that paid a total of $7,247,476 as a second-round pick in the 2019 draft.

eebo Samuel, the 49ers' most important offensive player, no longer wishes to be a foundational piece in San Francisco.D. Samuel told ESPN's Jeff Darlington ...

The 49ers believe they have a Super Bowl roster and Samuel is a key piece of their offensive attack. The 49ers also hold some leverage when it comes to the start of training camp. Sure. Is that a bluff the 49ers would likely call, banking on him not wanting to lose a large chunk of money?

Huit receveurs ont obtenu de nouveaux contrats, tous rapportant au moins 18 M$ par année, depuis le début de l'entre-saison, incluant Tyreek Hill et Davante ...

Samuel va entamer la dernière année du contrat de recrue qu'il a signé après qu'il eut été sélectionné en deuxième ronde du repêchage de 2019. Samuel n'a pas donné de raison à ESPN pour justifier sa demande. Huit receveurs ont obtenu de nouveaux contrats, tous rapportant au moins 18 M$ par année, depuis le début de l'entre-saison, incluant Tyreek Hill et Davante Adams après que ces deux joueurs eurent été échangés.

Lindsey Horan (USWNT/Lyon), Tyrese Haliburton (Indiana Pacers), Michaela Onyenwere (New York Liberty) and Samuel were announced today as the brand's ...

First introduced to the tart cherry juice company while at the University of South Carolina, Samuel says he drinks it daily—doubling up on Mondays and Tuesdays after playing over the weekend. Not everybody is going to be on your side,” Samuel says. Samuel said he’s received death threats and racist messages after removing the 49ers from his social media earlier this month. “I’m kind of a guy who takes a lot of beatings on Sundays, so I had to find something that actually works, keeps my body going and keeps me up to par. He was selected to his first Pro Bowl and received first team All-Pro honors while setting an NFL single-season record for rushing touchdowns by a receiver as the Niners advanced to the NFC Championship Game. The star wide receiver hauled in 77 catches for 1,405 yards and six touchdowns, while also rushing 59 times for 365 yards and eight scores.

NFL Network's Tom Pelissero later explained what he believes the reason to be for Samuel's request: the All Pro's desire to only act as a wide receiver, not as ...

“Where he may just be a true wide receiver and potentially tack on some years to his career.” “It sounds like there’s multiple layers to this, but certainly one of them is Deebo Samuel wants to be a receiver and not a receiver/running back,” Pelissero said on The Rich Eisen Show. “His rushing attempts were significantly up last season from where they’ve been in the past. Samuel’s rushing game increased last year mainly due to various running back injuries on the team.

The request follows a flurry of big-money receiver moves this offseason (kick-started by, of all culprits, the Jaguars and Christian Kirk). The NFL draft is a ...

Still, even though Houston currently boasts the third-most available cap space, it might be unlikely with the Texans rebuilding under general manager Nick Caserio. Recently retired Houston Chronicle writer John McClain appeared to shut down the idea of trading for Samuel Wednesday afternoon, tweeting that giving the receiver “a gargantuan contract” at this time doesn’t seem likely considering Houston likes its current receiving group. In terms of culture fit, it makes perfect sense why Lions coach Dan Campbell would love to add a player like Samuel, who averaged 4.1 yards after contact per carry last season. (As long as Samuel would be OK taking on that role again.) Atlanta is in the middle of a rebuild and faces a long road back to being competitive, but the Falcons are among the most obvious WR-needy teams in the NFL. The Eagles have shown a willingness to invest in their receiving corps through the years, selecting J.J. Arcega-Whiteside, Jalen Reagor, and DeVonta Smith in successive drafts. For all the league-altering moves that have happened in the AFC West, the Chiefs have yet to make a splash acquisition of their own yet. Draft capital: Pick nos. Draft capital: Pick nos. Below, we take a look at the teams rumored to be in the mix for Samuel’s services. Then, Tyreek Hill pushed his way out from the Chiefs before negotiating a four-year, $120 million ($72.2 million guaranteed) deal in a trade to the Dolphins. Earlier this month, the Bills re-signed Stefon Diggs to a four-year, $96 million deal ($70 million guaranteed). Hill ($30 million average annual value, highest in the league at his position), Adams ($28 million AAV, second) and Diggs ($24 million AAV, fourth) now each rank among the top-earning receivers. Samuel has reportedly been unwilling to engage to negotiate with San Francisco this offseason, leaving the club in limbo over the future of its no. Last season, a groin injury nagged the former second-round pick through the back end of the season. This week in “The 2022 NFL Offseason Is Out of Control”: 49ers receiver Deebo Samuel told ESPN’s Jeff Darlington on Wednesday that he asked San Francisco for a trade.

That means that, if the wide receiver (say it, SAY IT) is acquired by Bill Belichick, the ol' ball coach won't be able to get as creative with Samuel as he was ...

Davante Adams, perhaps the No. 1 wideout in the league, headed from Green Bay to Las Vegas in exchange for a second-rounder (No. 53) and a first (No. 22), along with a hefty guaranteed contract. After all, they should be competing with every other NFL team (or, at least those with a sense of pride) to pull this trade off. Instead of looking for the “Next” Samuel, just snag the original one now for a package of picks. Samuel will expect to be paid in accordance with an elite receiver’s salary, and he also seems to be less than thrilled with the idea of remaining a WR/RB hybrid. None of the contracts have already been signed/have to be navigated. The Patriots would still be rectifying one of their biggest recent draft mistakes (and, yes, paying for it) if they acquired Samuel, who should be available for a very palatable package.

With Deebo Samuel requesting a trade, it opens up the door for the Atlanta Falcons to finally get a playmaking wide receiver they desperately need.

He has a skill set that not many players have ever had in the history of the NFL. The draft involves a lot of luck, however, Atlanta could instead trade for a proven player that has requested a trade from his current team. Will it happen?

Huit receveurs ont obtenu de nouveaux contrats, tous rapportant au moins 18 M$ par année, depuis le début de l'entre-saison, incluant Tyreek Hill et Davante ...

Samuel va entamer la dernière année du contrat de recrue qu’il a signé après qu’il eut été sélectionné en deuxième ronde du repêchage de 2019. Samuel n’a pas donné de raison à ESPN pour justifier sa demande. Huit receveurs ont obtenu de nouveaux contrats, tous rapportant au moins 18 M$ par année, depuis le début de l’entre-saison, incluant Tyreek Hill et Davante Adams après que ces deux joueurs eurent été échangés.

The San Francisco wide receiver wants people to know that they don't have the full story.

Samuel is the latest in a long line of wide receivers who have used the Tweet Machine to send cryptic messages into the internet ether this offseason. Dandy is Samuel's agent. While it's unclear what inaccuracies Samuel is referring to, several reports about his standing with the organization surfaced Wednesday. Some said that Samuel is dissatisfied with his usage within the Niners' offense, while others said that money and the desire for a new contract is driving a stake between the sides.

Two things are clear in the wake of Samuel's trade request: A bunch of teams want to acquire him, but as one NFL executive put it, the 49ers "do not want to ...

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The Detroit Lions should consider making a splash by kicking the tires on adding offensive weapon Deebo Samuel who has asked out of San Francisco.

Injuries are part of the game, and sure as a franchise, you want to do your due diligence, but Samuel is coming off a very productive season. Pairing Samuel with Amon-Ra St. Brown, DJ Chark, Hockenson, and Swift with that potentially spectacular offensive line, the Detroit Lions could suddenly possess a consistent top 15 offense in 2022. If the Lions are forced to give up two first-rounders, I’d hope Brad Holmes was able to land a third or fourth-rounder coming back. Samuel has had injuries but played in 15 games as a rookie and 16 games last season. Samuel, 26-years old, is in the prime of his career and entering the final year of his rookie deal that pays him $7.2 million. Next on the list is Samuel and, maybe in the coming days, A.J. Brown and Terry McLaurin, who are both looking for new contracts before showing up to their respective camps.

Former NFL player Su'a Cravens made the same point about longevity in a tweet about Samuels and the point is that the 49ers star isn't going to last much longer ...

It's also going to be difficult to negotiate with a player when you're not exactly sure what his role will be going forward. Samuel's usage probably isn't the only reason he wants out of San Francisco, but at this point, it does seem to be the main one. However, in the final eight games he played in last year, including the playoffs, Samuel only caught five or more passes in two of them. Despite those historical numbers, it seems that Samuel isn't thrilled with the amount of hits he's been taking as a utility player. Thanks to those numbers, Samuel became just the third player in the NFL history to finish a season with at least 1,000 receiving yards along with at least five receiving touchdowns and five rushing touchdowns. Samuel caught five or more passes in seven of San Francisco's first eight games in 2021.