There’s the pipe dream scenario where the 49ers call their old friend Adam Peters and somehow wrangle Terry McLaurin away from Washington in exchange for Jennings. But McLaurin is embroiled in his own contract dispute and wants Aiyuk-level money.

If the 49ers do trade Jennings, it would make sense to send him out of the NFC entirely, so that works. All three of those teams could use improvement among their secondary receivers, definitely. It'd become a question of what kind of pick they would move for Jennings.

The Steelers are no strangers to San Francisco slamming the door shut on wide receiver trade talks — as evident by Pittsburgh’s failed pursuit of 49ers WR Brandon Aiyuk last summer.