San Francisco 49ers GM John Lynch sets clear expectations for a younger roster, emphasizing patience and development in the upcoming season.

It's easy to overlook Ricky Pearsall in the star-studded 2024 first-round NFL Draft wide receiver class. But make no mistake, the San Francisco 49ers got a good

San Francisco general manager John Lynch thinks the 49ers executed well on retooling their roster this offseason.

San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle has spent his entire eight-year NFL career under head coach Kyle Shanahan. While Kittle hasn't worked with any other head coaches in the league, he appreciates being able to work with a player-first coach like Shanahan,

It's no secret that the San Francisco 49ers weren't the same defensively in the last two years. The 2023 defense may have been strong, but the energy wasn't as

San Francisco 49ers are in the midst of a crucial offseason, ready to bounce back after a tough 2024 season. A new-look roster has the 49ers facing a lot of questions going into a new campaign, especially when it comes to facing a very competitive NFC West.

Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Steve Young had some great things to say about how his former team handled their offseason.

After an unexpectedly awful 6-11 season in 2024, the 49ers endured a painful cost-cutting offseason in which they parted with eight starters. The exodus included four players who have earned Pro Bowl honors and the heartbeat of the defense in linebacker Dre Greenlaw.

George Kittle has fiercely defended Brock Purdy against critics questioning his $265 million extension, emphasizing Purdy's impressive postseason record and leadership. Kittle highlights Purdy's NFC Championship appearances and Super Bowl run,

San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk tore his ACL in 2024, but general manager John Lynch is impressed by the wideout's recovery.