The San Francisco 49ers and Trent Williams knew that they were going to need to negotiate a deal this offseason. San Francisco could not afford his current cap hit, and Williams would like security beyond this year.
The San Francisco 49ers were reportedly among the teams interested in Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Alec Pierce, who had been scheduled to become a free agent on Wednesday.
In 2021, the Chiefs were believed to have finished second in the Trent Williams free agency sweepstakes. As Williams again navigates a contract situation with the 49ers, San Francisco’s two-time Super Bowl opponent may have a second chance at the future Hall of Fame tackle.
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports the 49ers are now open to trading LT Trent Williams if they don’t resolve the contract situation. Williams is scheduled
With free agency and the new league year commencing this week, it has been relatively quiet on the San Francisco 49ers front. The hiring of Matt Eberflus as a defensive assistant and the re-signings of long snapper Jon Weeks and kicker Eddy Piñeiro have been the only prevalent transactional footnotes so far.
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.
The legal tampering period of free agency starts today, which means deals will be announced but not finalized until Wednesday. With that in mind, let's separate the reality from the fiction when it comes to the latest 49ers rumors.
The San Francisco 49ers are attempting to reach an agreement with star left tackle Trent Williams, but the two sides reportedly remain at an impasse. "San
In 2006, the Pittsburgh Steelers released linebacker/edge rusher Joey Porter rather than pay him a large roster bonus. For years, Porter had been the star of the defense, a four-time Pro Bowler and a first-team All-Pro.
The San Francisco 49ers are going to want to address the defensive line this offseason, and edge rusher is deep enough in the 2026 NFL draft that the team should be able to walk away from the one rusher in the first three rounds.
The 49ers enter this offseason with a clear priority: strengthening a secondary that struggled to keep pace with the NFC’s top offenses. After a 12‑win season that ended with a disappointing playoff loss to Seattle, the team has turned its attention to finding reliable help at cornerback.
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.
Until Deebo Samuel finds a franchise to join, the incessant rumors of a return to the San Francisco 49ers will continue to persist. Samuel is set to enter free agency and will become available on Wednesday, March 11, following a one-year stint with the Washington Commanders.
The Seahawks have three regulars from their Super Bowl-winning secondary hitting free agency Monday. All three — Riq Woolen, Coby Bryant, Josh Jobe — landed in PFR’s top 50.
By far, the top issue the San Francisco 49ers had on offense this past season was the lack of explosive plays. Christian McCaffrey couldn't create a house call as he did in 2023 and 2022.
One of the reasons the San Francisco 49ers have to address the wide receiver position this offseason is due to Ricky Pearsall. Drafted as a first-round talent in 2024, Pearsall has yet to come close to proving the 49ers right for drafting him.
It's the Sunday before the NFL free agency feeding frenzy begins. There have already been rumors surrounding the San Francisco 49ers, and that will no doubt continue.
One of the biggest questions of the offseason for the San Francisco 49ers regards veteran Pro Bowl offensive tackle Trent Williams. Williams is still getting
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Mac Jones is being touted as someone who could follow a similar path to Sam Darnold. Theoretically, that could be the case.
No other player in the NFL was utilized as much as Christian McCaffrey was by the San Francisco 49ers That utilization led to incredible production, earning him the NFL Comeback Player of the Year award.
The Los Angeles Rams have become one of the most fascinating roster-building case studies in the modern NFL. For years, the narrative around the organization has been simple: aggressive trades, limited high-end draft capital, and a looming salary cap crunch.
The San Francisco 49ers took a weakness at the beginning of 2025 and, by the end of the year, turned it into a strength. The kicking game was a sore spot for the 49ers until a mid-season chance helped the 49ers stabilize their scoring opportunities — and the catalyst of that change is now cashing in.
Eddy Pineiro is staying with the San Francisco 49ers for years to come. The veteran kicker agreed to a 4-year, $17 million contract extension with the Niners, according to a report by Nick Wagoner of ESPN on Saturday.