The Pittsburgh Steelers have shown interest in San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Deebo Samuel, according to Fox Sports insider Jordan Schultz. Samuel has interested suitors, including the Washington Commanders and Houston Texans,

The Denver Broncos have "checked in" on the trade status of disgruntled San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Deebo Samuel, according to a report from Jordan Schultz of Fox Sports.

Two teams with leaders who have strong ties to the San Francisco 49ers reportedly have strong interest in making a deal for wide receiver Deebo Samuel. The Houston Texans and Washington Commanders have “significant interest” in trading for Samuel,

Washington general manager Adam Peters was in San Francisco when the 49ers drafted Samuel. He knows him well. He knows his strengths and weaknesses better than anyone. Samuel has dealt with numerous injuries and sometimes has issues with drops, but when the ball is in his hands, he's one of the NFL's most dangerous offensive players.

The Broncos found their quarterback of the future in Bo Nix and lay claim to one of the NFL's better wideouts in Courtland Sutton. They also possess one of the league's most fearsome defensive units. A few reinforcements and Denver could climb up the league table. Samuel seems to think so, too.

A Samuel trade seems imminent, after 49ers GM John Lynch said the team will honor the WR's request for a fresh start. Could Deebo end up in Washington?

The Commanders and Texans are among the top teams that have expressed interest in acquiring Samuel, whose trade request San Francisco general manager John Lynch said the team plans to honor, Jordan Schultz of Fox Sports reports.