The NFL landscape is shifting as June 1 brings new opportunities for trades, and the San Francisco 49ers have made headlines with their latest acquisition. The 49ers announced the trade for Eagles defensive end Bryce Huff, a move that could reshape their defensive strategy.
- 49ers finalize trade for Bryce Huff.
- Eagles receive mid-round pick in 2026.
- Trade contingent on Huff passing physical.
- Huff reunites with coach Robert Saleh.
- Huff's performance with Eagles was limited.
- Eagles acknowledge mistake, move on.
This trade, finalized on 2025-06-03 03:14:00, sends Huff to San Francisco in exchange for a mid-round pick in the 2026 draft. While the exact round remains undisclosed, the deal marks a significant step for both franchises.
Huff, who signed a three-year, $51.1 million deal with the Eagles in 2024, will reunite with former Jets coach Robert Saleh, now the 49ers’ defensive coordinator. Will this reunion enhance the 49ers’ pass rush?
This trade raises questions about the Eagles’ decision-making. Is moving on from Huff a sign of growth or a missed opportunity? With Huff’s experience in Saleh’s system, the 49ers gain a player who can immediately contribute.
- Huff had 2.5 sacks in 12 games last season.
- He was a healthy scratch during the Super Bowl.
- The 49ers seek to strengthen their pass rush with this acquisition.
- The Eagles acknowledge a potential misstep in Huff’s signing.
As the 2025 season approaches, fans can anticipate how this trade will impact both teams’ performances. Will the 49ers’ defense become a formidable force with Huff on board?
