The San Francisco 49ers’ 2025 campaign was nearly defined by injuries on both sides of the ball. When Nick Bosa went down in Week 3 with another torn ACL, it was a brutal loss.
The San Francisco 49ers dealt with worse injury luck than just about anyone during the 2025 season. Yet they still found a way to make the NFC playoffs and finish the regular season with an impressive 12-5 record.
We are just over a week away from the start of NFL free agency, and predictions are floating around regarding what the San Francisco 49ers might do. The team has several needs, in particular at wide receiver, offensive line, and defensive line.
Mac Jones’ future with the San Francisco 49ers remains a hot topic, and the conversation isn’t going away anytime soon. Realistically, he won’t be moved unless a solid trade offer comes in.
The San Francisco 49ers are currently looking for ways to improve their roster as the NFL free agency period approaches next week. The 49ers are coming off an injury-plagued 2025 season that saw them bow out in the second round of the playoffs against the eventual Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks.
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.
Day 3 of the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine featured quarterbacks, running backs, and wide receivers — and speed dominated the conversation inside Lucas Oil Stadium.
The San Francisco 49ers desperately need to make some big choices this offseason at defensive end, along the offensive line, and just as importantly, at wide receiver.
While most experts expect the 49ers to spend another first-round pick on a defenisve lineman this year, it's time for the 49ers to get serious about the other side of the trenches.
It won't be surprising to see if the San Francisco 49ers sign a wide receiver in free agency. If anything, it would be shocking if they didn't. That's a position of desperate need for the 49ers, specifically a receiver that can win one-on-one matchups with speed and crisp route-running.
The 2026 NFL Scouting Combine continued Thursday with defensive backs and tight ends taking the field, and several performances could directly impact the San Francisco 49ers' draft plans.
The San Francisco 49ers should be feeling pretty good about themselves after the NFL Players Association's 2026 report card was revealed. They received plenty of positive grades, except for two categories in which they were poor.
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.
The San Francisco 49ers enter the 2026 off-season with a clear mandate: solidify their secondary, particularly at the cornerback position. Recent trade
The San Francisco 49ers are going to need to upgrade their defensive line, and they know it. Improving the front will likely require a combination of free agency and the NFL Draft.
One of the biggest needs for the San Francisco 49ers this offseason is the defensive line. With the defensive line being the first group to go through the entire NFL combine process, the team should now have some serious targets as they head back to their headquarters and begin their draft preparation.
The San Francisco 49ers will face the toughest schedule in the NFL this upcoming 2026 season. The 49ers will travel to Melbourne, Australia, for Week 1 of the NFL season to face off against the Los Angeles Rams.
The San Francisco 49ers' defense, under the guidance of defensive coordinator Robert Saleh, demonstrated resilience and flashes of brilliance throughout last season.
49ers GM John Lynch said he’s met with LT Trent Williams‘ representatives and he’s committed to find a solution that would keep him in the Bay Area. “What I’ll tell you is that in recent weeks I’ve met with both Trent and with his agent, Vincent Taylor, and had really good and substantive meetings,” Lynch said, via Around The NFL.
2025 proved that the San Francisco 49ers need as much depth as possible on both sides of the ball. The organization was plagued by injuries all year. One of the hardest-hit positions was linebacker — they fielded nine different players at the position throughout the season, and all of them suffered injuries.
Anthony Richardson and the Indianapolis Colts appear to be headed toward a split, and one NFL analyst believes the San Francisco 49ers could be an ideal landing spot for the former first-round quarterback.
While most NFL teams struggle to find their starting quarterback, the San Francisco 49ers may have two. They've continued to say they won't trade Jones, GM John Lynch recently admitted there is a price for Jones.