The San Francisco 49ers may have found a compliment for George Kittle that allows the 5-time All-Pro to get even better.

If the 49ers play their cards right, they could acquire Shemar Stewart for a bargain: just a second-round pick in next year’s NFL draft.

As the 49ers head into summer break, fans share concerns about the new-look roster, though at least one predicts a Super Bowl 60 win.

The No. 11 overall pick comes with lofty expectations given his draft status, but general manager John Lynch told Matt Maiocco on the 49ers Talk podcast why the team became so enamored with Williams that they tried to trade up into the top 10 to get him.

San Francisco 49ers are in the midst of a crucial offseason, ready to bounce back after a tough 2024 season. A new-look roster has the 49ers facing a lot of questions going into a new campaign, especially when it comes to facing a very competitive NFC West.

San Francisco 49ers offensive tackle Trent Williams does not plan to hop on the recent bandwagon of star players retiring during their prime. The 11-time Pro Bowler wants to make sure he uses up all his productivity in the league before hanging up his helmet.