A new mock draft has the 49ers taking a highly productive edge rusher in the first round.

Covid weirdness makes a weird, weird draft.

Fred Warner sends a strong message after Dre Greenlaw's return, warning the NFL about their reunion and its impact on San Francisco's defense.

The San Francisco 49ers don't need a wide receiver, but let's keep it real, Faithful — they always find a way to maximize elite talent at the position.

The San Francisco 49ers were hit with a big loss this offseason when defensive coordinator Robert Saleh left to take the head-coaching job with the Tennessee Titans.Saleh was praised for the job he did with the defensive unit after suffering major season-ending losses to defensive end Nick Bosa and linebacker Fred Warner,

Options in the first round include Omar Cooper Jr., Cashius Howell and Max Iheanachor. But who are fits in the second and fourth rounds?

The 2025 NFL season ended, which means it's time for the San Francisco 49ers to start looking ahead to an important offseason.

Could you imagine a player like Barry Sanders in head coach Kyle Shanahan's San Francisco 49ers offense? The Hall of Famer can, and he likes the fit. Appearing on the Throwbacks podcast with Matt Leinart,