Players are leaving the Niners in droves, but San Francisco was right to sit out the first wave of free agency.

NFL insider Tom Pelissero reports that the San Francisco 49ers are signing running back Patrick Taylor to a one-year extension. He was scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent on Wednesday. The ...

San Francisco — where Nick has spent his entire NFL career as a defensive end — is an option for Joey after the veteran pass ...

The move saved the organization $25.3 million in cap space. While the Chargers look to fill the void left by Joey Bosa, the ...

As fun and cool of a look it would be to have the Bosa brothers teaming up, there isn’t a point for the 49ers to sign Joey. The 49ers have made it clear through a series of reports that cash ...

But Greenlaw isn’t healthy. And while that helps the Niners with his cost, it should also give the 49ers serious pause on re-signing him. Simply put: Can the Niners ever trust him to be the same ...

You can’t blame the 49ers for sitting out the first wave of NFL free agency. The team’s new ownership-mandated era of austerity might not be a good look or sound policy for a team that is ...

on Thursday, Dec. 12, 2024. (Ray Chavez/Bay Area News Group) When general manager John Lynch said the 49ers weren’t in the habit of letting good football players walk out the door, he was ...