Trent Williams is looking for a contract extension, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports, if a deal can’t be reached, the Niners would let Williams go. At Indianapolis,
Mac Jones’ next chapter could unfold in the NFC South, where projections have linked the former first-round pick to the Atlanta Falcons. The scenario envisions Jones following a path similar to Sam Darnold or Baker Mayfield, quarterbacks who revitalized their careers after early turbulence.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
The San Francisco 49ers face a critical crossroads in stalled negotiations with All-Pro and future first ballot Hall of Famer, Trent Williams. Williams, 38, still an elite protector, has anchored the club's offensive line and played a pivotal role in Kyle Shanahan's offensive scheme since 2020.
When Lynch took the podium in Indianapolis, he did what experienced general managers always do this time of year. He spoke broadly, carefully, and without giving competitors anything actionable.
Shortly before San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch was scheduled to speak at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, ESPN insider Adam Schefter reported that the team is in a contract standoff with star left tackle Trent Williams.
As the NFL expands its international footprint with more games across borders and overseas, more and more teams are going to be racking up flight miles across the season.
The San Francisco 49ers entered the 2026 offseason with several roster needs to address. Some will be handled in free agency, while others will be targeted in April's NFL Draft.
Trey Hendrickson is one of the most intriguing edge rushers heading into NFL free agency, and the San Francisco 49ers have likely at least discussed his potential fit.
The San Francisco 49ers proved that a power back behind Christian McCaffrey is the best use of their backup running back slot. The team traded for Brian Robinson Jr.
ESPN's Dan Graziano and Ben Solak recently ranked the top 15 NFL trade candidates this offseason, and one San Francisco 49ers player made the list — and no, it's not quarterback Mac Jones.
The NFL isn't doing the San Francisco 49ers any favors in 2026. With two international games on the schedule, the 49ers are projected to log a historic amount of travel — potentially setting the record for most miles traveled by a team in a single NFL season.
The San Francisco 49ers are in a tricky place with future Hall of Famer left tackle Trent Williams. The two sides have to agree to deal this offseason, or else Williams will walk, leaving a massive void behind that the 49ers aren't in a position to easily fill.
The San Francisco 49ers should be looking to reinforce their interior defensive line this offseason, and a recent roster move around the league may have created an intriguing opportunity.
Brandon Aiyuk will not be a 49er in 2026. John Lynch confirmed that last month. For now, though, the former All-Pro wide receiver remains on San Francisco’s roster and will be part of it for a bit longer.
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.
The 49ers have signed veteran long snapper Jon Weeks to a contract extension, general manager John Lynch announced on Tuesday. Weeks, 40, was set to hit free agency in March after earning a Pro Bowl in 2025, his first season in San Francisco.
The Minnesota Vikings made a big change to their front office by firing Adofo-Mensah on Jan. 30. However, it didn’t take long for him to find a new job.
According to Jordan Schultz, the Vikings have had trade talks with other teams for DT Javon Hargrave. He was signed by Minnesota just last year but the