Brock Purdy opens up about the 49ers’ playoff miss, revealing exhaustion, injuries, and the brutal reality of back-to-back deep runs.

Garoppolo fractured his foot in Week 13 and Purdy led the 49ers to the NFC Championship Game. It’s been Purdy’s job since.

Deebo Samuel is betting on. After the star receiver requested a trade from the 49ers, he supplied his agent with a list of five teams he’d want to land with. Amon

San Francisco has followed that frustrating finish by trading away star receiver Deebo Samuel, releasing defensive tackle Javon Hargrave and defensive end Leonard Floyd and letting linebacker Dre Greenlaw, safety Talanoa Hufanga and cornerback Charvarius Ward walk in free agency.

The 49ers’ quarterback trio of Brock Purdy, Mac Jones and Tanner Mordecai are not expected to be joined by a high-profile veteran for the coming season.

For all of 2024, Samuel was a drain on the 49ers' offense. In retrospect, they should have benched him halfway through the season. Instead, they kept feeding and feeding him just to keep him happy. And yet, after the season he requested a trade, a request the 49ers eventually honored by sending him to the Washington Commanders. Good luck, Deebo.

Here we'll try to look at the San Francisco 49ers' biggest need to address after the first week of 2025 NFL free agency.

Many important factors are involved in fielding a great team in the NFL, from scouting and drafting to player development and coaching. But perhaps the most important factor is quality ownership.

Deebo Samuel had a list of five teams he was open to getting moved to when he requested a trade from the San Francisco 49ers—including the Washington Commanders, who he was ultimately traded to earlier this month for a fifth-round pick.

Since establishing themselves as Super Bowl contenders in 2019, the San Francisco 49ers have grown accustomed to attrition. For a team that went to four NFC Championship Games and two Super Bowls ...