The San Francisco 49ers still haven't answered their biggest question even after free agency opened. To be fair to the front office, they addressed several areas of need.
The San Francisco 49ers are projected by many to take a pass rusher early in the 2026 NFL Draft. One name that is gaining traction is R. Mason Thomas. What does his fit with the 49ers look like and at what point would the 49ers have to take him?
The San Francisco 49ers have made solid additions to their roster, but there are still a few moves that they could make. We are at the point in free agency where every addition should be a value signing, so who should the 49ers be looking to sign to a modest deal?
The San Francisco 49ers have made several moves this offseason, improving the 2026 roster over what the team fielded in 2025. Whether or not any of these moves benefit the team beyond this coming season remains to be seen.
The San Francisco 49ers added to their wide receiver room on Monday, agreeing to sign former Houston Texans WR Christian Kirk. The 29-year-old from Texas A & M will be entering his ninth NFL season this fall.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
Now that the San Francisco 49ers are nearly two weeks into free agency, they do not have many more moves to make before the 2026 NFL draft. So, what does their receiver room look like right now, and will they still draft at the position?
The San Francisco 49ers' offseason has had one theme, and it is clear that everyone sees it. San Francisco sees a particular window closing, and they are moving fast to try to capitalize on a Super Bowl before that happens.
There were rumblings about the Niners potentially trading or releasing their All-Pro left tackle if he didn't agree to a restructured contract. That's why, with the deadline arriving and no imminent deal, they had to make a decision.
The San Francisco 49ers recently re-signed Jake Tonges after he hit free agency. He was one of two key players to return, along with kicker Eddy Piñeiro.
NFL.com analyst Chad Reuter released a four-round mock draft, projecting the San Francisco 49ers to address a key need early with their first-round selection.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp recently joined Fred Warner on the Real Ones podcast, where the conversation turned to the San Francisco 49ers linebacker's reunion with Dre Greenlaw.
The San Francisco 49ers have drawn some strong praise for their offseason approach—depending on whom you ask—highlighted by more aggressive-than-usual moves in free agency and the trade market.
With the 49ers' recent decision not to exercise Trent Williams' $10M option bonus, it seems increasingly likely that their hand will be forced to give him the new contract with the guaranteed money the veteran wants to continue playing.
The San Francisco 49ers are not exercising a $10 million option bonus for left tackle Trent Williams, ESPN reported on Friday. Passing on the bonus leaves no guaranteed money for Williams entering the final year of his current contract.
The San Francisco 49ers had a tough decision to make on Friday regarding star offensive lineman Trent Williams. The team had until 4 p.m. ET on Friday to exercise his $10 million bonus, but they declined to do so, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN.
With free agency nearing the 10-day mark and the 2026 season on the horizon, the San Francisco 49ers front office wasted no time adding players to offset the loss of more than 20 departures.
When it was initially reported that the San Francisco 49ers were signing wide receiver Mike Evans, the deal was labeled as a three-year contract worth up to $60.4 million.
The 49ers have until 3 p.m. CT to exercise left tackle Trent Williams‘ $10MM option bonus, but they will pass on it, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports. While Williams’ cap number will rise from $38.84MM to $47MM, the 49ers are “not overly concerned,” per Schefter.
Wideout Mike Evans is an ideal fit for the San Francisco 49ers. especially given the official news from just a few days ago that he signed a three-year, $42.4 million deal with the organization.
The San Francisco 49ers and wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk have been stuck in an ugly standoff for over a year. Even with the 2026 league year open and Aiyuk’s release expected, a trade has not happened, and ESPN’s Nick Wagoner says there is a clear reason for that.
Somewhere inside a contract filed with the San Francisco 49ers, a guarantee figure landed that wasn’t round, wasn’t standard, and wasn’t an accident. $2.22 million.
The Dolphins continue to add options as they sort out their special teams battery. The team announced on Thursday that long snapper Taybor Pepper has been signed.