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Marvel heroes omega coming back. It's not a matter of if the 49ers trade Marquise Goodwin, but when. The time could be as soon as Thursday during the 2020 NFL Draft.' We're trying to find Marquise a good home,' Lynch told ESPN's Josina Anderson on Thursday. 'That is something that can happen today.' Lynch also said the 49ers were close to trading Goodwin earlier this week.More from GM John Lynch to me on a potential Marquise Goodwin trade: 'It's gotten close a couple times.probably the last time was earlier this week.' — ig: josinaanderson (@JosinaAnderson)NBC Sports Bay Area's 49ers insider Matt Maiocco provided more information on a possible Goodwin trade, too.I鈥檓 hearing the have given Marquise Goodwin and his representation permission to speak to interested teams about negotiating a new contract that works for both sides. He is scheduled to make $4.5 million in salary and bonuses.

— Matt Maiocco (@MaioccoNBCS)Lynch admitted to reporters on Monday that. This has seemed inevitable for quite some time now, and Goodwin even asked 49ers fans in March him.Goodwin, 29, is signed through the 2021 season after inking a three-year, $20 million contract extension before the 2018 season. The veteran wide receiver played nine games last season before going on injured reserve after being inactive for several games due to knee and foot issues.He caught 12 passes for 186 yards in the 2019 campaign.RELATED: While the 49ers could be wheeling and dealing draft picks, one of their receivers looks to be on the move as well.49ERS INSIDER PODCAST:. Javon Kinlaw wasn't the only member of his family that had a dream come true Thursday night.When the 49ers selected the South Carolina defensive tackle in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft, Kinlaw's dad had an incredible reaction.Mr. Kinlaw is a lifelong fan.When got drafted 14th overall, he was floored. Literally 馃槀馃檹 — San Francisco 49ers (@49ers)Yes, that's right. The elder Kinlaw just watched his favorite team draft his son.That's the stuff of fairytales.Before the draft, Kinlaw said during a Bleacher Report Q&A that he.

He and his father got their wish Thursday night.The younger Kinlaw joins a stacked 49ers defense that was arguably the best in the NFL last season.If Kinlaw lives up to the potential and meshes with guys like Nick Bosa, Arik Armstead, Fred Warner, Kwon Alexander, Dee Ford and Dre Greenlaw, he could help his dad's favorite team win a Super Bowl. RELATED: We can't wait to see Mr. Kinlaw's reaction if his son raises the Lombardi Trophy in a 49ers uniform.

Patience is a virtue, and 49ers fans will need plenty of it.San Francisco made two selections in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft on Thursday night, initially to select South Carolina defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw at No. 14 overall, and then to 25 to snag Arizona State wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk.Unless an unexpected trade occurs, those will remain the 49ers' only selections until the fifth round.2020 DraftFirst round14-DT Javon Kinlaw, South Carolina25-WR Brandon Aiyuk, Arizona StateFifth round: No. 156Sixth round: No. 210Seventh round: No. 217— Matt Maiocco (@MaioccoNBCS)San Francisco entered the draft without any picks in the second through fourth rounds, so in that sense, nothing has changed.

The 49ers temporarily gained a fourth-round selection - No. 117 overall - in the trade with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in moving back to 14, but they had to include it in the trade package to move up for Aiyuk.RELATED: Day 2 of the draft, which contains the second and third rounds, takes place Friday.

It would be quite surprising if the 49ers ended up with a Day 2 pick, as that likely would mean they had traded one or more veterans or future picks in order to acquire it.It would appear that the 49ers are placing a priority on quality over quantity, and frankly, that makes plenty of sense. They were mere minutes away from winning Super Bowl LIV, and there simply aren't many holes on the roster. Kinlaw and Aiyuk should become immediate producers and fill the voids created by the departures of DeForest Buckner and Emmanuel Sanders.As for who else will join them in their rookie class, well, it might take a while to find out.49ERS INSIDER PODCAST:.