Kwon Alexander

The 49ers’ productive free agency gives them fewer holes to fill in April’s draft.

For the second straight year, the 49ers have been active in free agency.

It’s never wise to react to an NFL contract until the structural details are released, particularly with the 49ers.

The Niners have been very busy this past week, adding talent on both sides of the ball.

The day that marked the arrivals of two key 49ers additions ultimately consisted of much more.

The 49ers spent top dollar on edge rusher Dee Ford, and it’s easy to see why.

While the entirety of the 49ers Faithful already be geared up for the unveiling of newly acquired pass-rusher Dee Ford, it seems that he may be more excited than the fans.

The 49ers only significant move of the negotiation period thus far — the signing of MLB Kwon Alexander to a reported four-year, $54 million ($27 semi-guaranteed) deal — has been the subject of some criticism.

On Monday, Buccaneers’ reporter Jenna Laine appeared on Tolbert and Lund to talk about how Alexander’s rehab is going, as well as what type of a leader he was for the Bucs, both on and off the field. 

The 49ers wasted no time making their first splash signing of 2019.