The San Francisco 49ers have a decision to make this offseason about Brock Purdy. The young quarterback could be seeking a lucrative extension, but the 49ers need to be ready in case they cannot pay the price.
Mock drafts are abundant right now, and most project the San Francisco 49ers to target an offensive or defensive lineman with their first-round pick. After a disappointing 6-11 season, the team holds the 11th overall selection and could prioritize strengthening the trenches.
After signing Brandon Aiyuk to an expensive extension, could the 49ers consider moving on from Samuel? That is a situation that has been rumored. Should he be made available on the trade block, New England could consider pursuing him.
Veteran quarterback Joe Flacco intends to play in 2025, marking his 18th NFL season. The 40-year-old signal-caller spent his first 11 seasons with the Baltimore Ravens, who selected him in the first round of the 2008 NFL Draft.
Joe Flacco will be a free agent when the new league year starts on March 12 and the 49ers are expected to be interested in signing him according to NFL insider Tony Pauline.
At the 49ers' end-of-the-season press conference, John Lynch made it clear that he had no intention of releasing Deebo Samuel. What about a trade?
Three players drafted in 2022 by the 49ers — ahead of Purdy with the last pick — are headed to the Super Bowl, albeit on the Eagles’ practice squad: running back Ty Davis-Price (third round), wide receiver Danny Gray (third round) and cornerback Tariq Castro-Fields (sixth round).
The San Francisco 49ers have seven confirmed selections in the 2025 NFL Draft with the potential for additional compensatory picks to follow.
The San Francisco 49ers’ search to replace recently-fired defensive coordinator Nick Sorensen has been somewhat confusing. Could they now turn to Pete Carroll?
North Carolina Tar Heels coach Bill Belichick will forever be remembered for his time with the New England Patriots, for whom he won six Super Bowls.