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2023 49ers Free Agency Tracker: Signings, Interests, Departures

Mar 13, 2023 at 8:35 AM--
Updated 7 hrs


The following list tracks San Francisco 49ers signings, interests, and losses during free agency, which officially kicks off at the start of the new league year on Wednesday, March 15, at 1 p.m. PT (4 p.m. ET). NFL teams can begin negotiations with player agents on Monday, March 13, at 9 a.m. PT (noon ET).

This list will be updated frequently throughout the early days of free agency, so please bookmark it and check back often for the latest information.

Unrestricted Free Agent (UFA): A player with an expiring contract who has four-or-more accrued seasons and is free to negotiate with any team at the start of the new league year.

Restricted Free Agent (RFA): A player with an expiring contract who has three accrued seasons. The player can negotiate with other teams, but the original team has the right to match any offer.

Exclusive Rights Free Agent (ERFA): A player with an expiring contract with fewer than three accused seasons. The player cannot negotiate with other teams if his original team offers a qualifying contract.

Salary Cap Space


The number below is from OverTheCap.com and may not include the most recent deals. Those cannot be factored in until the contract structures are known.

  • $5,021,691 (as of March 24)

New 49ers



Returning 49ers



* Deal tendered but not yet signed

Reported Interest, Available



Reported Interest, Signed Elsewhere


  • None

49ers Unrestricted Free Agents



Restricted Free Agents


  • None

Exclusive-Rights Free Agents


  • None

Will not Return



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