Overview
- San Francisco released or lost 27 veterans—including Pro Bowlers Dre Greenlaw, Charvarius Ward and Talanoa Hufanga—to reduce salary-cap pressure.
- The team secured its offensive core by signing Brock Purdy, Fred Warner and George Kittle to long-term contract extensions.
- San Francisco used its 11 draft picks to bolster the front seven, highlighting first-round defensive linemen Mykel Williams and Alfred Collins.
- Lynch described the off-season as “uneasy” but stressed the youth infusion aligns with the 49ers’ strategy for financial flexibility and roster renewal.
- With the NFL’s easiest strength of schedule in 2025, the 49ers are banking on veteran health and rookie contributions to return to competitiveness.