The 2025 NFL Draft was a bizarre spectacle. For five rounds, the story wasn't about the players who were drafted. It was about who wasn't drafted -- quarterback Shedeur Sanders.
The San Francisco 49ers let George Kittle know how much the franchise values him by signing the veteran tight end to a massive four-year, $76.4 million contract extension.
Technically, the 49ers list Junior Bergen as a wide receiver, but that's not why they drafted him in Round 7. If Bergen makes the 49ers' 53-man roster this year, he'll make it as their primary return specialist.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
The weakest position on the 49ers offense year after year without question is their offensive line. And yet, the 49ers didn't draft an offensive lineman until Round 7 with pick no.
San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch, head coach Kyle Shanahan, and several of the team's newly drafted players spoke to reporters on Saturday.
Heading into the 2025 NFL Draft, the offensive line was considered one of the San Francisco 49ers' most pressing needs, with many mock drafts even projecting an offensive lineman at the 11th overall pick.
SANTA CLARA -- Upton Stout was projected to get picked in Round 5. So when the 49ers took him at the end of Round 3, lots of people were surprised. After they made the pick, John Lynch and Kyle Shanahan explained why they made it so early.
SANTA CLARA -- When it comes to drafting linebackers, the 49ers have a type. They like smaller linebackers, guys who would have been strong safeties 20 years ago.
SANTA CLARA -- Alfred Collins isn't your typical 49ers defensive tackle. He doesn't have an explosive first step nor does he have an array of pass-rush moves.
Day 2 of the 2025 NFL Draft is in the books, and general manager John Lynch and head coach Kyle Shanahan have now added four new players to the San Francisco 49ers roster—all on the defensive side of the ball.
Shortly after selecting Georgia defensive end Mykel Williams in the NFL Draft, San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch spoke with team reporter Lindsey Pallares to explain why the young pass rusher is such a strong fit for the team's defense.
The 49ers almost made a blunder during Round 1 of the NFL Draft. They tried to trade up for defensive end Mykel Williams who ended up falling to them at pick No.
John Lynch is a good general manager, but he doesn't have the best track record when it comes to drafting in Round 1. Sure, he drafted Nick Bosa. But he also picked Solomon Thomas, Reuben Foster, Mike McGlinchey, Javon Kinlaw and Trey Lance.
Drafting for need will almost always place a team reaching for need. The best-case scenario is that the player drafted becomes a starter or role player.
The San Francisco 49ers have frequently been mentioned in draft trade rumors, especially with speculation that they may target a top-tier offensive tackle in the first round.
Brock Purdy didn't have to show up to Phase 1 of 49ers OTAs on Tuesday. Phase 1 is voluntary. Plus, his agent is in the middle of a possibly contentious contract negotiation with the team.
San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch recently came forward to clarify the accusations thrown at the team by Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Davante Adams.
Mock drafts have been working overtime to predict what NFL teams will do in this week's draft. Making that projection process even more difficult is the unpredictability of trades, which can quickly throw mock drafts—and the actual draft—into disarray.
The San Francisco 49ers are imploding and no one told general manager John Lynch. The 49ers have jettisoned a number of key contributors since free agency started.