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One of the defining characteristics of the 49ers’ 2019 campaign was the team’s ability to find more than serviceable depth options, especially on the defensive line, as injuries mounted.

The NFL Combine has passed, and so too has the first wave of free agency.

“It was a free-for-all.”

The 49ers no longer have DeForest Buckner.

© Mark J. Rebilas | 2020 Feb 2 In need of a wide receiver, the 49ers find themselves with the 13th pick in one of the strongest WR drafts in recent memory. The question is, who will they take? The consensus top three — Jerry Jeudy (Alabama), Henry Ruggs III (Alabama), CeeDee Lamb (Oklahoma) — […]

The Belle Glade Blur is coming to Santa Clara.

There have been just a few rule changes in the NFL since the 1977 season, most of which are designed to ensure players can actually continue to play without combusting on the field.

After last week’s initial free agency wave, week number two has come with a different approach, as many of the top tier free agents have left the board.

Last season, the 49ers were close to trading for Odell Beckham Jr., and were reportedly “irritated” that the Giants didn’t listen to a counteroffer before shipping the three-time Pro Bowler to the Browns for Jabrill Peppers, the No. 17 overall pick and a third-round pick (No. 95 overall).

They’re real. Those horrible, “these-can’t-be-real” logos that leaked a few weeks back, are real.