49ers agree to terms with Brett Swain

The San Francisco 49ers have agreed to a one-year deal with wide receiver Mohamed Sanu, according to the player's agent (h/t to Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area). Pumped for @Mo_12_Sanu agreeing to a 1 year deal with the @49ers— Mike McCartney (@MikeMcCartney7) September 15,

Head coach Kliff Kingsbury knows he has a difficult task ahead of him on Sunday when the Arizona Cardinals visit Levi's Stadium to open the season against the defending NFC champion San Francisco 49ers. The Cardinals finished last season with just five wins, which was last in the NFC West. They've upgraded their offense, adding players like wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins, and bolstered their defense with young talent like rookie linebacker Isaiah Simmons. And, of course, there is always pass rusher Chandler Jones, who the 49ers have to find a way to stop. Left tackle Trent Williams started studying ways to stop Jones when the NFL schedule was released in May. "Me and him had some epic battles, and we've went back and forth a few times,"

The San Francisco 49ers appear to be inching closer to full strength as the team heads into Week 1 against the Arizona Cardinals at Levi's Stadium on Sunday. Fullback Kyle Juszczyk (hamstring) and defensive end Nick Bosa (leg) returned to practice on Monday. They were joined by pass rusher Dee Ford (calf) and wide receiver Trent Taylor. The 49ers activated linebacker Fred Warner from the reserve/COVID-19 list on Wednesday. While wide receiver Deebo Samuel (foot) continues to miss practices, rookie wideout Brandon Aiyuk (hamstring) was on hand for Thursday's session, according to multiple