The 49ers have to draft an offensive tackle this year. They haven't drafted one since 2021, Jaylon Moore is an impending free agent, Colton McKivitz will be a free agent in 2025 and Trent Williams misses games every year plus he will turn 37 in July.

The on-field workouts at the NFL Scouting Combine began Thursday in Indianapolis and run through Sunday. However, San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch has already returned to the Bay Area, departing on Friday after wrapping up the team's interviews with prospects.

The San Francisco 49ers' biggest priority will be extending their quarterback Brock Purdy. Both parties seem motivated to strike a deal but recent comments suggest there is a chance nothing materializes.

The drills are underway at the NFL Scouting Combine with the edges leading day one as Shemar Stewart of Texas A&M and James Pearce Jr. of Tennessee may have moved into the top ten of the draft with their performances.

The 49ers have seen an overhaul of their defensive tackle position over the last two offseasons, releasing Arik Armstead with a post-June 1st release last offseason before moving

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Even if the San Francisco 49ers and George Kittle don't come to a contract agreement, it's something that general manager John Lynch isn't worried about. Despite the 49ers having two options to replace Kittle in the 2025 NFL Draft, it's clear that both sides want to have one another back.

One franchise cornerstone the 49ers are not looking to part ways with is tight end George Kittle. Kittle has been with the 49ers since 2017, the year John Lynch and Kyle Shanahan took over the franchise, and has been one of the key players to the team's success over the past half decade.

GM John Lynch believes the 49ers took a step in the right direction with the 2024 draft class, and explains why the 49ers can’t continue to spend as much cash

Fullback Kyle Juszczyk was among the first group of players John Lynch landed in free agency after he took over as 49ers general manager in 2017. Juszczyk has responded with eight consecutive Pro Bowl seasons while also being one of the team’s top leaders in the locker room.