NFL Draft Rumors: 49ers Open To Trading Both First Round Picks

The 49ers are currently slated to select at the No. 13 and 31 slots on Thursday night.

The 49ers are listening to offers for their two first-round draft picks, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. San Francisco is currently slated to select at the No. 13 and 31 slots on Thursday night.

The 49ers do not have any picks in the second, third or fourth rounds so they are exploring their options, according to Schefter. The second-round pick was shipped to the Chiefs in last year's Dee Ford trade. The third- and fourth-round picks were sent to the Broncos in the Emmanuel Sanders deal.

San Francisco has met with Portland State tight end Charlie Taumoepeau, Utah linebacker Francis Bernard, South Alabama running back Tra Minter as some of their draft targets.

The 49ers do not hold any other draft picks until No. 156 overall on Saturday.

Keep up with the latest news and rumors ahead of the NFL Draft:

• The Jaguars have focused on trade discussions around running back Leonard Fournette for more than a month. Talks with teams were revisited in the past three days but there is no major suitor at the moment. (Ian Rapoport, NFL Network)
• The Broncos are in negotiations with safety Justin Simmons on a long-term contract. (John Elway conference call)
• Peyton Manning told SportsCenter that Joe Burrow called him and asked for advice on how to handle his rookie season. (ESPN)
• The Browns have not had any discussions about trading wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. despite major rumors swirling last week. (Adam Schefter, ESPN)
• The Giants have thoroughly researched Oregon QB Justin Herbert, who has talked with coach Joe Judge over FaceTime. New York has the No. 4 pick in the draft. (Ian Rapoport, NFL Network)
• Jets GM Joe Douglas doesn't plan to trade safety Jamal Adams or any other players ahead of the draft. Douglas said he will listen if a team calls about Adams but plans to keep the Pro Bowler around "for a long time." The Jets considered trade offers for Adams last year, and the safety said in January that he wants a contract extension. (Kimberly Jones, NFL Network)
• The Jaguars will release WR Marqise Lee, who has dealt with multiple injuries in his career. Lee will become a free agent and is set to make $6.25 million in base salary in 2020. (Ian Rapoport, NFL Network)