The 49ers want to improve at backup quarterback. At least, that’s what general manager John Lynch said on Wednesday.

The 49ers want to improve at backup quarterback. At least, that’s what general manager John Lynch said on Wednesday.
Everything seems to be completely fine in Seattle. No reason for Seahawks fans to start sweating. There’s no way they’d let Russell Wilson leave, right?
For the first time in his 27-plus years as ESPN’s draft expert, Mel Kiper Jr. has thrown a wrinkle into his mock drafts; he’s incorporated trades.
Are the 49ers locked into Jimmy Garoppolo? Well, he’s still their quarterback, and while they’ve sniffed around, they’ve stuck with Garoppolo.
We’re entering mock draft and mock trade season, folks. And boy, is it glorious.
In an offseason defined by turnover, the 49ers have opted to promote their people from within.
We are likely in for a ruthless offseason of cost cutting.
Well, someone was bound to trade for him.
The Warriors had absolutely no business beating the Heat on Wednesday night.
If you don’t know the story, it goes a little like this. When Tom Brady was 37 years old back in 2014, the Patriots drafted Jimmy Garoppolo.
Which one?
Another day, another piece of Deshaun Watson news.
Some things are inevitable. The Texans, inevitably, are still the Texans.
The San Francisco 49ers today announced that they have extended the contract of U.S. Bank 49ers Radio Network color analyst Tim Ryan through the 2025 season. Ryan will continue to work with Voice of the 49ers Greg Papa, who joined the 49ers in 2019.
We’re about a month away from being hit with NFL free agency, and with limited cap space after a brutal financial year for the league, the 49ers are going to have to get clever.
It’s happening! Russell Wilson to the 49ers! Done deal. No need to read any further. He’s now the quarterback of the San Francisco 49ers.
Steve Young has made no secret about his admiration for Matthew Stafford and his belief that he could go down as an all-time great if put in the right situation.
When Robert Saleh departed for the New York Jets this summer, it sparked a coaching exodus.
As we look ahead to the 2021 season, there is the assumption, or hope, that Nick Bosa will return healthy and remain the force he was in his rookie year.
After seeing what the Tampa Bay Buccaneers did to the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LV, you could understand why the 49ers would be interested in drafting another defensive player in the first round.
Is Russell Wilson in the mix? All of a sudden, the Seahawks’ franchise quarterback seems to be less than enthralled with his team.
But let’s assume Watson holds out, and refuses to play another snap for the team. Would the 49ers be willing to pay that price?
All season, it was a looming question. The NFL set the floor for the 2021 salary cap at $175 million, a warning sign of what might come.
Now the rumor-mill has the 49ers scraping the bottom of the barrel, with a report on Sunday that Kyle Shanahan is ‘very high’ on Jets QB Sam Darnold, and others believing they will look to trade for Carson Wentz, who recently lost his starting job with the Eagles.
Should the 49ers have signed Tom Brady?