The San Francisco 49ers offense hadn't done much against the Arizona Cardinals. That changed when the unit took over with 9:03 remaining in the first half and the 49ers down 16-0 to the underdog Cardinals.
The drive started with quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo hitting wide receiver Richie James for an impressive 57-yard gain. Four plays later, the 49ers signal-caller hit second-year tight end Ross Dwelley, whose role increased in the absence of Pro Bowl starter George Kittle, in the end zone to finally get the 49ers on the scoreboard.
Gabe Davis Visits 49ers: Could He Be the Missing Piece for San Francisco's Offense?
By Carlos Torres
May 12
The San Francisco 49ers are exploring potential upgrades to their receiving corps, and recently released wide receiver Gabe Davis is reportedly visiting the team as a possible addition.
Known for his explosive downfield ability and memorable postseason moments, Davis could add...
PFF names cornerback as 49ers' undrafted free agent to watch
By David Bonilla
May 13
Pro Football Focus (PFF) editor and contributor Ben Cooper recently evaluated all of the undrafted free agents signed by NFL teams following the 2025 NFL Draft, selecting one standout from each team worth watching.
The San Francisco 49ers have a track record of uncovering...
49ers Secure First-Round Pick Mykel Williams with Rookie Contract
By Carlos Torres
May 15
The San Francisco 49ers have officially inked their first-round draft pick, defensive end Mykel Williams, to his rookie contract.
The news, initially reported by KPRC2's Aaron Wilson, confirms a significant step in integrating the promising University of Georgia product into...
The biggest news surrounding the San Francisco 49ers today—and likely the entire offseason—is the team locking in quarterback Brock Purdy with a massive five-year, $265 million contract extension. The deal reportedly includes a total of $181 million in...