While the NFL combine is all about looking at future prospects, San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch spent much of his combine media availability discussing some of the biggest names already on his roster.

General manager John Lynch said the 49ers must “reset” and “recalibrate” their spending habits, presumably excluding Brock Purdy’s eventual contract extension.

This is the first season John Lynch is serving on the NFL’s competition committee, and when it reopened discussions for the third consecutive offseason about the Eagles’ Tush Push play, the San Francisco 49ers general manager sat in and listened to arguments made on both sides.

John Lynch is encouraged by the state of the San Francisco 49ers’ offensive line with Trent Williams returning for another season.

The 49ers need a defensive tackle who fits their system. Two years ago, they gave a four-year, $84 million contract to Javon Hargrave, who

Michigan tight end Colston Loveland confirmed to 49ers On SI on Thursday that he has met with the 49ers at the NFL Scouting Combine. Loveland is projected to get drafted in the first half of Round 1 and the 49ers currently own the 11th pick.

NFL season is one the San Francisco 49ers would like to put in their rearview. After making it to the Super Bowl during the 2023 campaign, many fans and analysts were shocked to see that the 49ers didn’t even make the playoffs this year.

The coach’s profile rose in these last three years, especially for elevating Brock Purdy from Mr. Irrelevant status to franchise quarterback.

The San Francisco 49ers' biggest priority will be extending their quarterback Brock Purdy. Both parties seem motivated to strike a deal but recent comments suggest there is a chance nothing materializes.

George Kittle is eager to be a Niner for life, and the San Francisco 49ers share that sentiment. Earlier this month, the All-Pro tight end revealed that he believes discussions about a potential contract extension between the team and his agent have occurred.