The San Francisco 49ers have a ton of questions to answer at wide receiver going into training camp thanks to injuries and a contract dispute.

The San Francisco 49ers made a lot of changes to their roster this offseason, but they're still expected to have one of the best in the league.

The San Francisco 49ers trading wide receiver Jauan Jennings is considered "unlikely," according to Vic Tafur of The Athletic.

Apart from Farrell, the 49ers biggest free agent signing may have been QB Mac Jones . Jones is not going to start over Brock Purdy, but if Purdy has injury struggles like he did last season, Jones is an upgrade over Brandon Allen and Josh Dobbs when it comes to giving the 49ers a chance to win football games.

According to KPRC2's Aaron Wilson, the 49ers had six WRs and a quarterback in for a workout Monday. 49ers veterans report to training camp Tuesday. The six WRs included Quintez Cephus, Grant Dubose, Ramel Keyton, Stanley Morgan, Brandon Powell and Equanimeous St. Brown. QB Spencer Petras also threw for that group.

Last week, the NFL had its third week of revealing players in the "NFL Top 100." After two players were revealed on Monday and another on Tuesday the Arizona Cardinals will face in 2025, a fourth was revealed later in the week, one who will see the Cardinals twice in 2025. That would be San Francisco 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey.

The San Francisco 49ers have already added two tight ends in free agency, but a former first-round pick came available who could help

Odum (6-1, 202) originally signed with the 49ers on March 22, 2022. In three seasons with the team (2022-24), he appeared in 40 games (two starts) and registered 14 tackles, five passes defensed and one interception, while adding 36 tackles on special teams. He also appeared in six postseason contests and added one special teams tackle.

One Los Angeles Rams position group piqued the interest of a former division rival head coach. To the point he couldn't help but rave about the unit ahead of

The San Francisco 49ers had a clear focus on improving the defense in this year's NFL Draft, taking five defensive players through the first four rounds. After the team invested $265 million in young quarterback phenom Brock Purdy to keep him in San Francisco through the 2029 season,