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49ers Likely to Move on From $51 Million Veteran
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The 49ers traded for Huff in May last year after he struggled to find his place with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Alex Ballentine of Bleacher Report named Huff one of the 49ers’ “most likely cap casualties.”“The 49ers took a calculated dice roll when they traded for Bryce Huff,” Ballentine wrote on January 29.
The deal brought them Huff’s upside while also sticking them with the final two years of his contract.”Will the San Francisco 49ers Cut DE Bryce Huff in 2026?
San Francisco traded for him after that, and it made sense at the time because Saleh was leading the defense.
Huff could still stick around, of course, but he may be one and done in San Francisco.