In addition to the rookie class, four non-rookie 49ers players were also eligible to participate in minicamp practices.
- QB Kurtis Rourke
- C Drake Nugent
- OL Isaac Alarcón
- CB Derrick Canteen
According to Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area, the following players are participating in the minicamp on a tryout basis.
- QB Preston Stone
- RB Bryce Duke
- RB Roydell Williams
- RB Angel Johnson
- WR Jared Brown
- WR Terrill Davis
- WR Kajiya Hollawayne
- WR Deuce Spann
- WR Matthew Henry
- TE Mason Pline
- TE Heinrich Haarberg
- TE Hudson Habermehl
- TE Tre Williams III
- OL Quincy Hughes
- OL Connor Tollison
- DL TJ Guy
- LB Larry Worth III
- LB K.C. Ossai
- LB Tre Jenkins
- LB Kalib Perry
- LB James Jackson
- CB Omari Porter
- CB Chad Brown
- CB Joshua Eaton
- CB Colby Humphrey
- S Cameron Smith
- S Duce Chestnut
- S Eli Blakey
- K Ethan Sanchez
- LS William Mote
Below are some sights and highlights from Friday's 49ers rookie minicamp practice that were shared on social media.
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