Why will the San Francisco 49ers will report to training camp Tuesday with significant roster holes? They were selective in ...

The 49ers clearly took a half step backward this offseason. But by the end of next season, they should be significantly better than they were at the end of last season. Read more ...

49ers' offseason strategy isn't surprising, but it deserves questioning By Matt Maiocco • Published March 14, 2025 • Updated on March 14, 2025 at 11:16 am BOOKMARKER ...

The San Francisco 49ers have had a number of changes to the roster this offseason, both on offense and on defense. After a disappointing 6-11 season and a last place finish in the NFC West in 2024 ...

PFF Gives the 49ers a ‘D’ Grade for Rough Offseason Filled with Departures Many football fans are consider PFF one of the best resources for NFL analysis on the open market.

The 49ers made one of the best moves in the NFL this offseason and no one gives them any credit for it. I'm not talking about Brock Purdy's extension or George Kittle's extension or Fred Warner's ...

This offseason is different. Now, the 49ers are coming off a miserable 6-11 season and they've had an extra-long offseason to stew on it. They understand that they have to earn their way back to ...

The 49ers didn't make many splashy moves this offseason. Instead, they mostly let go of big-name players such as Deebo Samuel and Dre Greenlaw so they could give big money to Brock Purdy, George ...

And because of the whirlwind offseason, the 49ers received a very low grade– particularly from Pro Football Network. San Francisco’s Low Grade.

The 49ers’ offseason strategy is obvious, but it does not mean it should not be questioned or doubted. Defensive coordinator Robert Saleh and special-teams coordinator Brant Boyer are new to ...