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Five wide receivers who could replace Brandon Aiyuk as San Francisco rebuilds its WR depth for the 2025 season.
Free agency is more than just retaining players. The 49ers will have to look outward for players that they either upgrade a position, fill out depth, or replace a player. However, not every free agent player is going to be worth the time and money ...
MOBILE, Ala. -- The San Francisco 49ers are parting with one of the first free-agent signings of the Kyle Shanahan and John Lynch era. The Niners confirmed Wednesday that they have informed defensive tackle Earl Mitchellthey won't be exercising his option ...
Fans worried over the 49ers’ ability to sign big-name free agents can relax now. Well, sort of. Speaking to the SF Standard’s Tim Kawakami on “The TK Show” podcast, general manager John Lynch confirmed the team’s “financial reset” this past ...
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NFL analyst says 49ers made one of the 20 best signings last offseason
The San Francisco 49ers made several moves last offseason, but signing backup quarterback Mac Jones is seen as one of the smartest by any team.
No disrespect to Colton McKivitz, who exceeded expectations as a first-year starting right tackle this season. They essentially paid him backup money and asked him to play an extremely difficult position at a Super Bowl level, and he wasn't the reason they ...
While Deebo Samuel’s contract extension and Jimmy Garoppolo’s future have dominated 49ers offseason headlines, there’s another contract story line that’s gone completely under the radar. None of the 49ers’ specialists are under contract for next ...
But it’s also good news for the rest of the NFL — giving the other 31 teams more money to spend. The NFL sent a memo to every NFL team on Wednesday that projects the cap for the upcoming season to land from $277.5 million to $281.5 million per team ...
Three Seattle Seahawks players who could decide the monumental 49ers rematch – The Athletic Much has changed since the San Francisco 49ers narrowly defeated the Seattle Seahawks in Week 1 at Lumen Field. Kyle Shanahan’s 49ers have evolved since that 17-13 victory. Mike Macdonald’s Seahawks have, too.
If the 49ers had made a push for Phillips or some other edge rusher in November, they might have lost a third-round pick in April. Meh. That seems like a tiny price to have a modicum of an edge pass rush in a postseason in which any team can realistically win the Super Bowl.