Countless impactful players departed or were cut this offseason by the 49ers. Most of those losses from the exodus stem from the defensive side of the ball.
John Kosko of Pro Football Focus (PFF) released his latest mock draft, projecting the San Francisco 49ers to pass on bolstering the trenches in the first round.
Speculation continues to swirl around what kind of contract extension quarterback Brock Purdy might receive from the San Francisco 49ers. Will he land a deal comparable to Dak Prescott's $60 million annual average, or will his salary fall further down the list, possibly outside the top 10 highest-paid quarterbacks?
The NFL has released the offseason workout dates for all 32 teams, with the San Francisco 49ers set to begin their program on April 22. Their offseason schedule will conclude with a mandatory minicamp in early June.
The biggest surprise of the offseason for the 49ers isn't necessarily who they lost, it's who they kept. We knew the 49ers would let lots of expensive veterans leave this offseason as they prepare to make Brock Purdy one of the highest-paid players in the NFL.
The Athletic's Mike Sando shared that at least one unnamed NFL team executive thinks Brock Purdy may want to give the 49ers a discount.
The San Francisco 49ers are banking on Robert Saleh to revitalize a defense that struggled last season. Returning for his second stint as defensive coordinator with the team after serving as head coach of the New York Jets, Saleh replaces Nick Sorensen and becomes the 49ers' fourth defensive coordinator in as many years.
Technically, the 49ers don't need another quarterback, but they just might draft one anyway. The 49ers currently have Brock Purdy, Mac Jones and Tanner Mordecai.
If the Brock Purdy negotiation mirrors the Brandon Aiyuk negotiation, the 49ers just might trade Purdy on draft night. Here's a quick refresher on the Aiyuk negotiation.
The San Francisco 49ers have grabbed NFL Draft gems over the years. Regardless if they plucked them from the first or seventh round (Brock Purdy regarding the latter).
Brock Purdy is in the middle of the negotiation of his life. He is graduating from a rookie contract to his first extension, which could be historically the largest contract in NFL history.
The 49ers have looming contract negotiations with QB Brock Purdy. Owner Jed York said they were aware of needing to “make sacrifices around the roster” to make sure they can get a deal done with Purdy. “We knew that we had to make sacrifices around the roster to make sure that you can pay a quarterback,” York said, via NFL.com.
Brock Purdy seems like someone who doesn't care how much money he makes. Of course, I'm sure he wants what's fair just as we all do. But he doesn't seem like the kind of player who would hold out for money he hasn't yet proven he deserves.
Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders is being compared to a bust, which may explain why he could fall during the 2025 NFL Draft, scheduled for April 24-26.
San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan gave a lot of insightful answers at the NFL owners meetings. Out of everything he said during his availability on Tuesday, it was his comments about the 49ers' process in previous drafts that stood out the most.
The best thing the 49ers have done for their defense this offseason is hire Robert Saleh. Saleh is an elite defensive coordinator who will get the absolute most out of the talent the 49ers provide him.
We just projected the 49ers' offensive depth chart for 2025, so let's project their defensive depth chart as well. Of course, next month's draft will shape the roster dramatically.
For the past few months, San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk has been mentioned in several trade rumors. The 49ers signed Aiyuk to a four-year, $120 million extension prior to the start of the 2024 season.
49ers CEO Jed York slammed the idea that he's having second thoughts about paying Purdy like a top-tier player at the sport's most important position.
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