The San Francisco 49ers are likely to take a wide receiver at some point in the 2026 NFL draft. While John Lynch said that he did not think the team would draft a wide receiver early, they are liable to take one at any point in the draft.
On the heels of back-to-back productive seasons with the 49ers, expectations were that wide receiver Jauan Jennings would do well in free agency this year.
Even though star tight end George Kittle tore his Achilles in January, the 49ers are not ruling him out for any of next season. General manager John Lynch said he is “hopeful” Kittle will be available for a crucial Week 1 meeting with the rival Rams in Australia (via Nick Wagoner of ESPN).
Kyle Shanahan’s offense with the San Francisco 49ers has always been widely praised for the difficulty defenses face when trying to slow it down. To his
From the moment Dre Greenlaw was released by the Denver Broncos, it was obvious that the San Francisco 49ers would attempt to bring him back. Sure enough, as soon as Greenlaw was available, the two sides came together on a one-year deal.
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.
It’s now April in the offseason, and the San Francisco 49ers still haven’t released wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk. Head coach Kyle Shanahan’s latest update
The San Francisco 49ers have their sights set high, and here is their 2026 NFL Draft guide. It’s available to get you ready for the upcoming annual seven-round selection meeting.
As San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy enters his fifth NFL season, he continues to face skepticism from critics who argue he is more a product of head coach Kyle Shanahan's system than a true difference-maker at the position.
Most of the starting positions along the San Francisco 49ers' offensive line appear set—assuming the contract standoff with Trent Williams is resolved.
The latest batch of 2026 NFL mock drafts offers a wide range of possibilities for the San Francisco 49ers, with several analysts projecting the team addressing key roster needs.
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 have been mocked for edge rushers multiple times in the first round. Is T.J. Parker from Clemson an edge rusher worth taking with the 27th pick, and how would he fit with the 49ers?
Christian Kirk acknowledges concerns about the electrical substation near the San Francisco 49ers' practice facility and Levi's Stadium. However, they were not enough to deter the veteran wide receiver from signing with the team in free agency.
Former Tennessee Vols wide receiver Jauan Jennings is an NFL free agent after spending the first six seasons of his pro career with the San Francisco 49ers.
The San Francisco 49ers signed veteran offensive lineman Robert Jones to a one-year deal as they address uncertainty at left guard. The contract is valued at $1.75 million, including $1.64 million fully guaranteed and a $340,000 signing bonus.
San Francisco 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw opens up about the Achilles injury he suffered in the Super Bowl. Greenlaw lasted only 12 plays before suffering a freak, non-contact injury to his left leg while running onto the field.
The San Francisco 49ers added wide receiver Christian Kirk this offseason, and at no point during free-agency negotiations did the electrical substation adjacent to the team's facility come up.
San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa is the kind of player who makes quarterbacks lose sleep, but a resurfaced traffic stop video circulating widely this week shows a very different side of him.
San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan believes the Los Angeles Rams specifically requested the 49ers as their opponent for the Week 1 season opener in Australia.
The circus surrounding the San Francisco 49ers and embattled wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk took an unexpected turn on Wednesday. During the league meetings this week, 49ers owner Jed York surprisingly expressed a desire to bring Aiyuk back next season.
Did the Los Angeles Rams lobby for an international game to ensure that their home stadium did not get taken over by San Francisco 49ers fans? Kyle Shanahan thinks so.
Shortly after longtime Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans left the club to join the San Francisco 49ers in free agency, some suggested that he took a shot or two at his former club and at Tampa Bay quarterback Baker Mayfield. It's no secret that Mayfield has often been motivated to prove doubters wrong throughout his career.
Back in January, 49ers GM John Lynch made it clear that Brandon Aiyuk had played his final snap for the franchise. However, the team’s owner seems to be walking back those statements.
The former Los Angeles Chargers star is a free agent after a brief tenure with the Buffalo Bills, and San Francisco has been floated as his most likely destination.