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The San Francisco 49ers will have a position battle on the offensive line, but it's not their biggest one in training camp.
Terry Crews opened up about how he used to paint portraits of his teammates as a side hustle during his time in the NFL.
Let’s dive into one player departure from all 32 NFL teams this offseason that’ll be the toughest to replace in 2025.
Credit: Instagram Borland could’ve been the next great linebacker in San Francisco, but he shocked everyone by retiring after just one season. At 24, he cited concerns over long-term brain trauma.
Will linebacker stands out as the biggest position battle for the 49ers as they sort out their new-look unit under new old defensive coordinator Robert Saleh. San Francisco lost Dre Greenlaw in ...
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Turf Show Times on MSNBiggest offseason change for Rams first 5 opponentsThe Titans have added former Rams receiver Van Jefferson and former Seahawks receiver Tyler Lockett to complement Calvin Ridley, and signed two new starters on the offensive line in tackle Dan Moore ...
San Francisco 49ers linebacker Nick Martin suffered a broken thumb during an offseason workout, but he didn't miss any practices with the injury.
As it currently stands, the San Francisco 49ers are set to start six rookies on defense next season, and former Oklahoma State linebacker Nick Martin is looking to be the best rookie out of the bunch.
I'm guessing the 49ers didn't want this information to get out. "Shout out to Nick Martin my new teammate," Williams said. "East Texas boy, Texarkana, already out there making plays.
The San Francisco 49ers have suffered an offseason injury as rookie linebacker Nick Martin fractured his thumb while lifting weights, as reported by Noah Furtado of the San Francisco Chronicle ...
This defense will look a lot different from last year, let alone the team Saleh ran before he left. The talent is there, but it won't be easy. One major loss is linebacker Dre Greenlaw, who signed ...
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