The San Francisco 49ers haven't been very active early in the NFL's legal negotiating window. Once the window opened Monday at 9:00am Pacific Time, the 49ers underwent a mass exodus of free agents while not immediately replacing some of their biggest losses.

The San Francisco 49ers are making significant roster changes because they cannot continue paying top dollar for veteran players. As free agency kicks off, several fan favorites have already left the team,

After losing multiple veterans as free agents, the question of what's next for the 49ers is difficult to answer.

New 49ers cornerback Tre Brown made a confident promise to San Francisco after agreeing to a free-agent contract with the team.

The Atlanta Falcons and edge rusher Leonard Floyd reached an agreement on a one-year contract worth $1o million, according to league sources. Floyd, who will turn 32 in September, was released by the San Francisco 49ers early Tuesday afternoon just one year into a two-year,

The San Francisco 49ers released defensive end Leonard Floyd on Tuesday, the team announced. Floyd is the latest 49ers veteran who has been or will be jettisoned by the team this offseason. The 49ers also plan to release defensive tackle Javon Hargrave,

Edge-rusher Joey Bosa has at least two suitors in free agency after his release from the Los Angeles Chargers. According to The Athletic's Mike Silver, both the San Francisco 49ers and Miami Dolphins have made offers to Bosa,

Nick Bosa’s dream of playing on the same NFL team as his older brother, Joey Bosa, will come down to how much the 49ers actually want to spend on a Bosa family reunion. Rumors that the Niners would bring in Joey Bosa began almost immediately after the Chargers released the 29-year-old edge rusher last Wednesday,

Early on in the Bosa sweepstakes, the 49ers and Miami Dolphins were reported as two front-runners to land the 29-year-old pass rusher. But it appears the 49ers weren't as close to