No option for Laken Tomlinson, but 49ers interested in deal
May 2, 2018 at 1:40 PM
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The 49ers had two decisions to make about fifth-year options on 2015 first-round picks by May 3 of this year. They exercised the option on defensive lineman Arik Armstead‘s contract, but, as expected, they will not do the same with guard Laken Tomlinson. That doesn't mean Tomlinson will be out the door after the 2018 [more]
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