49ers schedule interview this week with Bills’ Anthony Lynn

The NFL released the dates for offseason programs, including the individual schedules for all 32 NFL teams. Below are the dates for the San Francisco 49ers' offseason program. More details, including media availability, will be announced at later dates. Rookie Minicamp: May 14-16 OTA Offseason Workouts: May 24-25 May 27 June 1-2 June 4 June 7-8 June 10 Mandatory Minicamp: June 15-17 The NFL is currently in Phase One (April 19-May 14) of the offseason program, limited to strength and conditioning, virtual meetings, and physical rehabilitation only. Phase Two (May 17-21) can include

The 2021 NFL Draft begins this week and will be held with in-person participants after last year's festivities were conducted virtually due to the COVID-19 outbreak. This represents a bit of a return to some normalcy. Although, capacity at the event will be limited due to continued safety concerns. The 2021 NFL Draft will span three days, starting on Thursday night. Below is some information about the league's annual rookie selection event. WHAT: 86th Annual National Football League Player Selection Meeting in Cleveland, Ohio. WHEN: 5:00 PM PT, Thursday, April 29 (Round 1) 4:00 PM PT, Friday, April 30 (Rounds 2-3) 9:00 AM PT, Saturday, May 1 (Rounds 4-7) In 2020, the first round

The San Francisco 49ers have repeatedly stated that quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo remains in the team's plans for 2021. That would mean a rookie sitting behind him for at least the upcoming season, which makes sense. The 49ers are built to win now and have shown they can do so with Garoppolo at the helm. However, his durability has become a concern after missing 23 games over the past three seasons. Maybe that won't remain the plan. Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports reports that there is a "very strong" expectation around the league that San Francisco will make an effort to trade Garoppolo before or even during the draft. "Timing isn't great with 5 QBs about to go in 1st round, but Jimmy G's future there now seen as bleak," wrote La Canfora via

While ESPN's Rob Demovsky claimed the below rumor is false, and that no calls were made, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports that the San Francisco 49ers did indeed reach out to the Green Bay Packers on Wednesday to inquire about Aaron Rodgers. Although, Pelissero reports that no formal offer was made. This is NOT true, I'm told by a source with direct knowledge. Repeat NOT true. NO CALLS, per source. https://t.co/qelhNfH3R5— Rob Demovsky (@RobDemovsky)