49ers get: 1-23
Eagles get: 1-27, 4-127, 4-133
The 49ers are in a unique spot. Though they don’t have a third-round pick after trading for Cowboys defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa, John Lynch’s team has four fourth-round picks, all coming between Nos. 127 and 139. I’d expect the 49ers to use some of those picks while they jump around the first three rounds of the draft, either to move up early or as a package to get back into the third round.
In this scenario, they’re trying to jump teams that are thinking about edge talents and wide receivers. The Eagles aren’t in the market for a wideout (yet), but the Browns, Bears and Bills could all at least look toward options at wide receiver. The 49ers are expected to move on from Brandon Aiyuk at some point during the offseason, and though he could be part of an Eagles trade here as an A.J. Brown replacement, I suspect any team trading for Aiyuk will want to address his contract, which would make a draft-day trade more difficult.
Philadelphia would end up with four fourth-round picks after this deal, but I have no worries about Howie Roseman finding ways to use them on his roster or as trade chits over the ensuing 24 hours. The 49ers could move up here for someone such as Washington receiver Denzel Boston, who could serve as a valuable YAC producer and eventual Mike Evans replacement on the outside in San Francisco.