Ravens GM finally gives break down on Deebo-to-Baltimore trade rumor

The 49ers exchanging Deebo Samuel appears to be improbable, yet absolutely not feasible.

For the Baltimore Ravens, notwithstanding, securing San Francisco’s star wide collector should be a made up story.

Jason La Canfora of 105.7 The Fan in Baltimore covered the radio Wednesday that the Ravens contacted the 49ers asking about Samuel’s accessibility in a potential exchange, which San Francisco repelled.

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In addressing journalists on Thursday at a question and answer session for recently marked running back Derrick Henry, Ravens senior supervisor Eric DeCosta was gotten some information about the group’s accounted for revenue in Samuel, which he basically delegated fiction.

“That particular report – – I read ‘The Lorax’ last week at a nearby grade school. I would most likely put that report like that,” DeCosta kidded.

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You could say that DeCosta accepts the report was all around as genuine as Dr. Seuss’ most current book, ‘Horton Hears an Exchange Gossip.’

La Canfora apparently answered DeCosta’s remarks with a post on X, previously known as Twitter on Thursday.

Obviously, DeCosta and the Ravens absolutely might have checked in with the 49ers about Samuel’s accessibility at a certain point, yet the Baltimore GM is declining to reveal his hand at this time.