The San Francisco 49ers have made an important linebacker move in free agency. Here is what the signing means for the roster.

The San Francisco 49ers still need to fill holes in specific areas of their roster

Mike Evans and the 49ers have agreed to terms on a contract in NFL free agency, ending the WR's time in Tampa Bay. Here's a look at the details.

Romeo Doubs 49ers rumors got louder after one analyst called a San Francisco move the “worst-kept secret in free agency.”

Any players the San Francisco 49ers sign in free agency needs to have the NFC West, the toughest division in football, in mind.

De’Vondre Campbell, linebacker, 2024: The 49ers signed former All-Pro Campbell after Eric Kendricks reneged on a free agent offer to step in for the injured Dre Greenlaw. Campbell was victimized in the passing game and when Greenlaw returned, he refused to enter a game, walked off the field and was escorted out by Lynch.

CBS Sports' Aditi Kinkhabwala was first to report the Jackson restructure, and Adam Schefter says the move frees up $40 million of cap space for Baltimore this year. Jackson was set to count roughly $74 million against the cap this season, which would have been a record.

Though they are dwindling, the 49ers have a few options if they want to add a veteran defensive lineman in free agency.