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One of the 49ers' top defensive players came to San Francisco by way of trading Trey Lance to the Dallas Cowboys.

The Landry Hat argues that safety Malik Mustapha's emergence with the San Francisco 49ers underscores another failure by Jerry Jones regarding the Trey Lance trade. San Francisco acquired Mustapha using the fourth-round draft pick received from the Dallas Cowboys in exchange for Lance, with the safety recently playing a pivotal role in halting a comeback attempt by the Washington Commanders.
Lance spent two seasons in Dallas before his rookie contract ended, totaling just four appearances and one start. Meanwhile, Mustapha has developed into an impactful starter for Kyle Shanahan's defense, allowing zero catches on six targets across 119 coverage snaps this season.
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