It didn't take long to complete the fallout of the Dee Winters trade for the San Francisco 49ers.

On Day 2 of the draft they dealt their starting Will LB to the Dallas Cowboys in exchange for the 152nd overall pick in this year's draft.

They later traded the 152nd pick along with the 58th pick to the Cleveland Browns for the 70th and 107th overall choices.

From the 49ers' side, the trade is over following the team's selection of Oklahoma defensive tackle Gracen Halton at the No. 107 pick in the fourth round Saturday.

Browns received: Pick No. 58 (S Emmanuel McNeil-Warren) and Pick No. 152

49ers received: Pick No. 70 (DE Romello Height) and Pick No. 107 (Halton)

That's not bad business for the 49ers if there was nobody they were enamored with at the No. 58 pick. They moved a linebacker who was the odd man out in their LB room for needed depth at defensive end and depth at defensive tackle.

For a team with a glut of linebacker talent and not enough depth on the defensive line, that's not a bad deal overall.

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