BREAKING: 49ers’ $90 Million Star Has a Five-Word Response to DK Metcalf’s Trade Request

In the latest chapter of the NFC West rivalry, San Francisco 49ers star wide receiver Deebo Samuel has responded to Seattle Seahawks wideout DK Metcalf’s trade request with a sharp, no-nonsense five-word reply that’s bound to ignite more drama between the two divisional foes.

Metcalf, who has long been one of the most physically imposing receivers in the NFL, recently made waves when news broke that he had requested a trade from the Seahawks. The move came as a shock to many, as Metcalf had been considered a centerpiece of Seattle’s offense. With the trade request sending shockwaves throughout the NFL, fans and players alike have been reacting to the drama surrounding the star wideout.

Samuel, who signed a lucrative three-year, $90 million contract extension with the 49ers last season, wasn’t one to let the situation go unnoticed. Known for his fiery competitive spirit, Samuel didn’t mince words when asked for his thoughts on Metcalf’s trade request.

In a brief but pointed comment, Samuel responded: “Good luck, but good riddance.”

The response, which was direct and packed with attitude, sent a clear message. Samuel’s words are sure to stoke the flames of the rivalry between the 49ers and Seahawks, two teams that have long fought for supremacy in the NFC West.

While Samuel didn’t go into further detail, the sentiment expressed in his response shows how personal this rivalry has become. The Seahawks and 49ers have been battling for the top spot in the division for years, and with both teams now featuring elite receiving talent, the stakes in these matchups have only gotten higher.

Metcalf, for his part, has yet to comment on Samuel’s response, but the trade request, combined with Samuel’s fiery reaction, is just the latest chapter in a heated division that promises to remain electric for the foreseeable future.

Whether Metcalf ultimately stays in Seattle or moves on to a new team, Samuel’s words remind everyone that when it comes to the NFC West, the competitive fire burns hotter than ever.