Osa Odighizuwa Has One Goal on His Mind For 49ers This Season

“I definitely want to make a deep playoff run and get to the dance. I want to get that ring for sure. Being on a team that has been to the Super Bowl in two of the last six seasons is very hopeful," shared Odighizuwa on the Richard Sherman Podcast.

"Last year they made it to the second round of the playoffs with a bunch of guys hurt, just bringing guys like Dre Greenlaw back, bringing me in, and Mike Evans, it’s awesome because it’s being part of that cavalry.

"As far as my personal goals, I’m not gonna touch too much on that. I know what they are, and I just know for the past 5 years, I haven’t scratched the surface of the player that I am. It hasn’t been put on full display and I plan on putting that on full display.”

Odighizuwa's arrival brings a résumé of durability with age and time still on his side, two crucial factors the 49ers desperately needed to address after 2025 saw injuries on both sides of the ball.

While it’s true the organization prioritized experienced veterans and focused heavily on the here and now, this move also provides long-term stability on the defensive line, giving San Francisco a proven player who can contribute immediately while still remaining part of the team’s future plans for years ahead.

Every player aims to win a Super Bowl regardless of the franchise they represent, but the roster moves the 49ers made this offseason strongly indicate just how serious the organization is, at least in Odighizuwa’s eyes, about finally getting the job done after multiple near misses in recent years.