San Francisco 49ers Football Injury

Christian Kirk signs with 49ers

Revisiting 49ers’ Fantasy Football Outlook After the Christian Kirk Signing

Brock Purdy gains another reliable option, but San Fran's new-look passing game may be deeper than it is fantasy-friendly.

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49ers sign receiver Christian Kirk to a 1-year, $6 million contract, AP source says

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Dre Greenlaw signs contract with 49ers: How LB fits in San Francisco

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Christian Kirk, 49ers Reportedly Agree to Contract After Mike Evans Deal, Updated WR Depth Chart

Christian Kirk is on the move again after agreeing to a deal with the San Francisco 49ers in free agency.

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San Francisco 49ers Sign Veteran WR After Mike Evans Move

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Reports: 49ers agree to 1-year deal with WR Christian Kirk

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Panthers bring back punter on $5 million contract

Pro Bowl linebacker-turned-general manager Dan Morgan has reached an agreement with punter Sam Martin on a two-year contract, per “The Insiders” on NFL Network.

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49ers Snap Up Potential Steelers Slot WR Target in Free Agency

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San Francisco 49ers Sign Former 1,000-Yard Receiver

49ers Webzone

Where do the 49ers rank among the NFL’s top rosters after early free agency moves?

The 49ers land in the NFL's top 10 roster rankings after key free agency moves. Here's where San Francisco stands and what must happen to climb higher.

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Insider Provides 49ers With Bizarre Brandon Aiyuk Update

The San Francisco 49ers‘ drama with All-Pro WR Brandon Aiyuk appears to be nearing its end. After not playing at all in 2025 due to a knee injury, Aiyuk seemed to have a falling out with 49ers coaches and brass,

Niners Wire on MSN

49ers set for massive 2026 cap boost after annual adjustment

The 49ers will receive the second-highest annual adjustment of the 2026 offseason.

NBC Bay Area

NFL doctors ‘open-minded' about 49ers' electrical substation injury theory

The NFL has addressed the 49ers' viral electrical substation injury theory, stating there is no clear evidence for the slew of injuries San Francisco has endured. However, NFL chief medical officer Allen Sills shared with NBC Sports Bay Area's Matt Maiocco ...