49ers' offseason strategy isn't surprising, but it deserves questioning By Matt Maiocco • Published March 14, 2025 • Updated on March 14, 2025 at 11:16 am ...

The 49ers’ offseason strategy is obvious, but it does not mean it should not be questioned or doubted. Defensive coordinator Robert Saleh and special-teams coordinator Brant Boyer are new to ...

It was clear the 49ers had a plan this offseason. General manager John Lynch has laid out that the team executed the offseason the way it wanted to. A good offseason grade in mid-July is fine.

The San Francisco 49ers faced a pivotal transition this offseason, reshaping their roster-building strategy with the understanding that quarterback Brock Purdy's escalating contract would soon ...

The San Francisco 49ers will field a dramatically different roster in 2025, with the most noticeable changes on the defensive side of the ball. Several veteran contributors were let go as the team ...

Still, the 49ers coach pushed back on the notion that the team's offensive line is a weakness. "If you go from 2019 to 2024, we're the number one team in the league in yards per play," Shanahan said.

And because of the whirlwind offseason, the 49ers received a very low grade– particularly from Pro Football Network. San Francisco’s Low Grade ...

The San Francisco 49ers, one of the NFL’s older teams, are making a concerted effort to get younger this offseason -- including trading Deebo Samuel and extending Brock Purdy.

Every NFL team has them, and the 49ers need more. Their top priorities this offseason may be upgrading their linemen, offensively and defensively, but don’t overlook other positions.

How will the 49ers aim to continue improving their O-line? Don't expect huge splashes this offseason, as that was never the 2023 plan.