We're talking Kyle Shanahan here, and he just had to trade his favorite offensive weapon, Deebo Samuel, to the Washington Commanders because the 49ers

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San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Deebo Samuel is scheduled to teach the youth of Bakersfield at a football camp. Deebo Samuel’s Youth Football Camp plans on coming to town June 13 to give kids hands-on football instruction and teach them more about football.

Just a few days ago, the 49ers traded Deebo Samuel to the Washington Commanders. Now, Brandon Aiyuk could be the next one to follow him out

Samuel's weight was an issue when he arrived in Santa Clara, Calif. in 2019 and it was problematic last season, his worst as a 49er.

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Throughout the 2024 season, there were rumors that the San Francisco 49ers could end up trading wide receiver Deebo Samuel, especially as they struggled due to a rash of injuries and won just six games.

The former 49ers receiver had positive things to say about his old team as he heads to Washington to play for the Commanders in 2025.

This included moving on from high-priced veterans like Samuel, whose impact on the field no longer justified his cost. Kawakami described Samuel as representing "everything the 49ers didn’t want to be in 2025.