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No Huddle Podcast: 49ers Make a Splash on First Day of Free Agency
By Site Staff
Mar 14
(Episode 221) - Brian Renick, Zain Naqvi, and Al Sacco discuss Jimmy G moving on to Las Vegas and how he should be remembered by fans, how shocking the Javon Hargrave deal is, how important the draft could be for San Francisco, the positives of having Sam Darnold in the QB room and more!
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What to make of the 49ers re-signing C Jake Brendel
By Rohan Chakravarthi
Mar 15
The San Francisco 49ers ended the questions around their center debacle when they re-signed starter Jake Brendel to a four-year deal worth $20 million on Tuesday, locking up a key player from their offensive line a season ago.
Brendel, 30, reportedly received more money from the New York Jets, but elected to remain in San Francisco on a four-year deal, providing the 49ers with a capable option at center, a position the organization has heavily valued during the Kyle Shanahan era.
Here are the key implications of Brendel's new deal with the 49ers.
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The San Francisco 49ers were definitely involved in the center market, as they placed an interest in multiple players at the top of the market at a position that didn't see

Jason Kelce: 49ers adding Javon Hargrave "not going to make it any easier" for Eagles
By David Bonilla
Mar 19
Adding Javon Hargrave was a huge (and shocking) addition by the San Francisco 49ers. While it seems like a perfect fit and addresses a significant team need, no one saw it coming. The Niners didn't have considerable salary cap space, so signing Hargrave to a four-year, $84 million deal was unexpected.
The former Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle, nicknamed "Grave Digger," joins a defensive line that includes NFL Defensive Player of the Year Nick Bosa and Arik Armstead, bolstering the middle of that unit.
One of the defender's former teammates is happy for Hargrave and his financial good fortune. However, he also knows the loss could be problematic for the defending NFC champions in the upcoming season.
"I'm happy for my man, Grave Digger," Eagles

What to make of the 49ers signing DT Javon Hargrave
By Rohan Chakravarthi
Mar 13
The San Francisco 49ers made a splash move on the first day of the legal tampering period,
signing Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Javon Hargrave on a four-year, $84 million deal that includes $40 million guaranteed.
Hargrave, 30, had become the top defensive tackle on the market after the Washington Commanders franchise-tagged Daron Payne and extended him to a four-year, $90 million deal, and now gets handsomely paid by the 49ers, who will pair their marquee free agent with fellow interior lineman Arik Armstead.
Hargrave has been an underrated contributor for
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