KhaDarel Hodge landing in San Francisco is a depth-chart move, not a fantasy event you should react to on draft boards. He slots in behind the established 49ers wideout tiers—think Brandon Aiyuk (health permitting), Deebo Samuel-type roles, and Jauan Jennings—as a special-teams and rotational depth piece. Hodge has never been a fantasy-relevant target earner in prior stops, and nothing in this reporting suggests the 49ers are elevating him into a real target share. Treat him as undraftable in standard and most deep-league formats heading into your draft.

The one thing worth filing away is opportunity cost: San Francisco's receiver room has had injury volatility in recent seasons, and every added body slightly muddies late-round WR speculation on the 49ers' WR4/WR5 types. If you're stashing a deep-league flier hoping for 49ers snaps in an injury scenario, Hodge is now competition for those crumbs rather than a name to add himself.

Confidence here is moderate—both sources agree on the signing itself, but the "agree to sign" framing means it's not yet a fully finalized, guaranteed-roster-spot situation, so treat details as still settling. Action for your draft prep: no add, no roster consideration, and no need to downgrade any current 49ers WR you have valued—this doesn't project to cut into snaps for the players who actually matter in San Francisco's passing game. File it as background noise and revisit only if injury news at WR in Santa Clara changes the depth chart materially.