Training Camp Spotlight: Wide Receiver
The run-heavy 49ers reconstructed their receiving corps this offseason hoping to take the offense to the next level entering Colin Kaepernick's third season as starter. With training camp starting next week, we take a look at the depth of the position and do some forecasting of the 53-man roster.
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