The San Francisco 49ers were reportedly in on the top wide receiver on the market, but they were outbid for his services.

The 49ers have reportedly received trade inquiries for All-Pro LB Fred Warner, with the Giants among interested teams. Would San Francisco actually move him?

The San Francisco 49ers have made a big splash. Veteran wide receiver Mike Evans agreed to a deal with the 49ers on Monday, per Adam Schefter, which officially brings the star's 12-year run with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to an end. While Evans, 32, is no ...

Mike Evans set an NFL record with 11 straight 1,000-yard seasons to start his career. Mike Ehrmann / Getty Images Wide receiver Mike Evans and the San Francisco 49ers have agreed to a free-agent contract, league sources told The Athletic on Monday, ending ...

With Brandon Aiyuk’s exit and several other wide receivers headed to free agency, the San Francisco 49ers are in dire need of a wide receiver. Unfortunately, with free agency approaching, the legal negotiations can only begin on March 9 at noon ET.

The 49ers are getting Fred Warner back in 2026, but they could still use more help in the linebacker room, and one former Falcon could be a good fit.

De’Vondre Campbell, linebacker, 2024: The 49ers signed former All-Pro Campbell after Eric Kendricks reneged on a free agent offer to step in for the injured Dre Greenlaw. Campbell was victimized in the passing game and when Greenlaw returned, he refused to enter a game, walked off the field and was escorted out by Lynch.

The 49ers are getting injured players back on defense, but they need help on offense, so they could focus on that side of the ball in the NFL draft.