Brandon Aiyuk, the $120 million (per Spotrac) 49ers wide receiver, faces an extended rehabilitation period. San Francisco coach Kyle Shanahan shared positive news about his progress, noting the receiver has returned to the team facility for his recovery work.

Some help up front on both sides of the football seems like a logical step toward the 49ers returning to championship contention. Four picks in the draft’s first two days and 10 selections overall gives San Francisco a chance to seriously bolster its offensive and defensive lines.

With injuries and lack of production elsewhere, San Francisco wide receiver Jauan Jennings morphed into one of the top targets for 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy in 2024. In the Tennessee alum’s fourth NFL season, Jennings topped all 49ers receivers in targets, catches, yardage and touchdowns.

Six San Francisco 49ers were featured on OTC's list of 100 players that might become cap casualties, including some eye-opening candidates.

In 2023, Aiyuk caught 75 passes and scored 7 touchdowns, and then he held out all offseason. He had one year left on his rookie deal that was fully guaranteed and would have paid him more than $14 million, and he still held out. And he eventually got a four-year, $120 million contract from the 49ers just before the regular season started.

The 49ers desperately need offensive linemen and defensive linemen, but they may not draft for need in Round 1 this year.

In this blockbuster trade proposal, the 49ers trade vetern and star wide receiver Deebo Samuel to the Dolphins.

The Pittsburgh Steelers took a significant risk by not signing a top free agent wide receiver in 2024. We want to believe they've learned their lesson. While he didn't speculate who the Steelers might target,

The Lions are the NFL's most aggressive on fourth down, but the Commanders proved they're the most successful in Saturday's divisional round matchup at Ford Field.

The 49ers haven’t been shy about paying big bucks, and haven’t always received a good return on their investment.

Over the Cap listed six 49ers who could exit as cap casualties during the 2025 offseason, and it includes a couple staples of head coach Kyle Shanahan’s tenure. Here are the six players:

Drew ranks each team's primary running back from the 2024 NFL season. Where does do-it-all playmaker Jahmyr Gibbs land? How about