Schefter: Look for the 49ers to make a major push to sign Baltimore's free agent linebacker Adalius Thomas, Seattle free agent safety Ken Hamlin, as well as New England free-agent linebacker Tully Banta-Cain.
Along the offensive line, the 49ers are expected to make a significant push for Cincinnati's versatile free-agent offensive lineman Eric Steinbach, who can play any position along the line.
Schefter says 49ers may target Thomas, Hamlin, Banta-Cain and Steinbach
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