So after declaring why the San Francisco 49ers must select a wide receiver with their first pick in the 2015 NFL draft, why not turn right around and argue why the Niners must use each of their first three picks ... (Continue reading)
Wide receivers, first-round draft picks and San Francisco 49ers general manager Trent Baalke share one of those relationships where each party increasingly resents the other. Well, not exactly. But the interplay between those three remains problematic. After missing on low-risk wideout Ronald ... (Continue reading)
What do the San Francisco 49ers and their last six draft classes have in common? If you answered “seven rounds,” then, well, we recommend that you start thinking outside the box just a bit more. Despite having the incomparable Frank Gore on ... (Continue reading)
Declaring that the San Francisco 49ers offensive line will rebound in a huge way in 2015 might seem as more of a trite statement rather than bold assertion. After all, the 49ers surrendered the third-most sacks in 2014, with Colin Kaepernick ... (Continue reading)
Don’t let the San Francisco 49ers’ free-agent pickups fool you—they’re far from sufficient in earning back the respect of this franchise’s distraught fanbase. The otherwise astute signings of defensive tackle Darnell Dockett, wide receiver Torrey Smith and running back Reggie Bush ... (Continue reading)
With one gone and another tenuously contracted, outside linebacker Corey Lemonier must realize the renewed importance he now holds to the San Francisco 49ers. A defense that no longer has the underrated services of Dan Skuta—and one that simply cannot know ... (Continue reading)
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Quinton Patton has been accustomed to a background role since being selected in the fourth round (No. 128 overall) in the 2013 NFL draft. He’s been very much used to playing second, third or, if going ... (Continue reading)
The San Francisco 49ers, wide receiver and team needs comprise one of those pre-draft trios that everyone knows and is likely tired of hearing about. Unless, that is, they're one of those cave-dwelling, off-the-grid types whose daily concerns lie in foraging and ... (Continue reading)
After covering the various NFL free agents that the San Francisco 49ers should avoid and the pipe-dream candidates who will simply land elsewhere, dissecting more realistic offseason additions is the logical progression. Instead of evaluating the defective and unobtainable players, it’s ... (Continue reading)
If the eternal truism “you always want what you can’t have” applies to the NFL, then the San Francisco 49ers technically want every single free agent on the market. Because that's just what happens when you spend $6 million more than ... (Continue reading)