The San Francisco 49ers have seen a significant number of key starters depart in free agency this offseason and have done little to replace them. Niners owner Jed York said the mass departure of those players is one of the "sacrifices" the team has to make as it prepares to give quarterback Brock Purdy a significant raise.

49ers owner Jed York addressed the financial elephant in the room at the NFL’s annual meetings on Tuesday.

The San Francisco 49ers are in a period of transition. After qualifying for four NFC title games in five seasons, the 49ers petered out last season, finishing in last place in the NFC West as injuries and fatigue strongly weighed down one of the NFL's marquee organizations. Moving forward, the 49ers are ready to become an NFC powerhouse again.

Expectations for the San Francisco 49ers have waned, but head coach Kyle Shanahan isn't worried about the Super Bowl right now.

Kyle Shanahan, three months into the 49ers’ offseason overhaul, met with reporters Tuesday morning at the NFL owners meetings in Palm Beach, Fla.

Shanahan cited spots — including kicker — where there will be competition this summer while Jed York talked about Brock Purdy's contract.

John Lynch told Nick Wagoner of ESPN that he "expects" Aiyuk to be a contributor to the 49ers in 2025 and that the team has "no regret" about last year's contract extension. "We love Brandon Aiyuk as a football player,

John Lynch speaks with media at the 2025 NFL Annual Meeting on Monday in Palm Beach, Fla.49ers GM Lynch provides updates on Aiyuk's health, trade rumors originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area

On the eve of a new NFL season, John Lynch made his stance clear regarding Brandon Aiyuk’s future with the San Francisco 49ers. The San Francisco 49ers will look to turn around the disappointing image they presented last season in the NFL,