Very. I think the odds of a deal are pretty low, though. No one's going to give up a high pick for a guy they'll just end up cutting in February because his salary is insane, and Kap might just be worth more then a fifth-rounder to the 49ers. There are a couple of options for a team that wants Kap, but doesn't want that contract:

 

1. Negotiate an extension with Kap before pulling off the trade

2. Make the deal for a conditional pick, say a five that escalates to as much as a two if Kaepernick is still on the roster shortly after the new league year starts

 

I could see the 49ers taking either deal, but then again, I could also see a team like the Jets or Eagles just giving up as much as a three for Kap, knowing that they'll potentially get stuck eating his massive salary.

 

I'll also throw this out: if the Jets trade for Kap and immediately start him against Jacksonville, he'll be Josh Freeman'd in a matter of four quarters.

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