Seahawks trade for Quenton Nelson prompts 49ers to consider response
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 27, 2026, 6:17 PM
Last updated Oct 27, 2026

The Seattle Seahawks traded for All-Pro guard Quenton Nelson, heightening the NFC West rivalry. This acquisition follows the Seahawks' recent victory against the Kansas City Chiefs, addressing a crucial need on their offensive line. The San Francisco 49ers are now expected to make a counter move, particularly given their injuries at wide receiver. With key players such as Mike Evans and Deebo Samuel Sr. sidelined, the 49ers are feeling pressure to respond to Seattle's significant roster enhancement. The NFL trade deadline is approaching, indicating that more player movements could happen soon.
- •Seattle Seahawks acquire Quenton Nelson from the Indianapolis Colts.
- •Seahawks previously defeated the Kansas City Chiefs.
- •49ers face injuries to key receivers, including Mike Evans.
- •NFL trade deadline approaches, prompting possible moves from 49ers.
- •49ers currently have limited options at wide receiver.
- 6:17 PMYahoo Sports — Seahawks’ Quenton Nelson trade puts 49ers under pressure to act next
"“Next” might be the most important word from Jordan Schultz’s tweet. The 49ers are expected to respond to the Seahawks quickly.
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