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Strengths: Quick, gets yards after the catch and is a nightmare in man coverage.
Weaknesses: Inconsistent catching and lacks strength
Strengths: Quick, gets yards after the catch and is a nightmare in man coverage.
Weaknesses: Inconsistent catching and lacks strength
Strengths: Quick, gets yards after the catch and is a nightmare in man coverage.
Weaknesses: Inconsistent catching and lacks strength
Strengths: Quick, gets yards after the catch and is a nightmare in man coverage.
Weaknesses: Inconsistent catching and lacks strength
The 49ers re-signed CBs Dontae Johnson and Jason Verrett on Monday.
Johnson joined the 49ers as a 4th-round pick in 2014, and struggled in his first full season as a starter in 2017.
Verrett appeared in one game last year after signing with the 49ers in free agency, suffering a knee injury and landing on IR.
These are low-risk moves for San Francisco, which is trying to make it back to the Super Bowl next season
The 49ers re-signed CBs Dontae Johnson and Jason Verrett on Monday.
Johnson joined the 49ers as a 4th-round pick in 2014, and struggled in his first full season as a starter in 2017.
Verrett appeared in one game last year after signing with the 49ers in free agency, suffering a knee injury and landing on IR.
These are low-risk moves for San Francisco, which is trying to make it back to the Super Bowl next season
The 49ers re-signed CBs Dontae Johnson and Jason Verrett on Monday.
Johnson joined the 49ers as a 4th-round pick in 2014, and struggled in his first full season as a starter in 2017.
Verrett appeared in one game last year after signing with the 49ers in free agency, suffering a knee injury and landing on IR.
These are low-risk moves for San Francisco, which is trying to make it back to the Super Bowl next season
The 49ers re-signed CBs Dontae Johnson and Jason Verrett on Monday.
Johnson joined the 49ers as a 4th-round pick in 2014, and struggled in his first full season as a starter in 2017.
Verrett appeared in one game last year after signing with the 49ers in free agency, suffering a knee injury and landing on IR.
These are low-risk moves for San Francisco, which is trying to make it back to the Super Bowl next season
The 49ers on Tuesday added some veteran depth to their young receiving corps. They’re due to sign former Chargers wide receiver Travis Benjamin to a one-year deal.
Benjamin, 30, was a fourth-round pick of the Browns in 2012 and was there in 2014 when Kyle Shanahan was the offensive coordinator.
He had moderate success his first three years but exploded in 2015 with 68 catches for 966 yards and five touchdowns.
In four seasons with Los Angeles, he posted 93 catches for 1,430 yards and nine touchdowns in 42 games.
His 2019 season was limited to just five games after a quad injury landed him on injured reserve
The 49ers on Tuesday added some veteran depth to their young receiving corps. They’re due to sign former Chargers wide receiver Travis Benjamin to a one-year deal.
Benjamin, 30, was a fourth-round pick of the Browns in 2012 and was there in 2014 when Kyle Shanahan was the offensive coordinator.
He had moderate success his first three years but exploded in 2015 with 68 catches for 966 yards and five touchdowns.
In four seasons with Los Angeles, he posted 93 catches for 1,430 yards and nine touchdowns in 42 games.
His 2019 season was limited to just five games after a quad injury landed him on injured reserve
The 49ers on Tuesday added some veteran depth to their young receiving corps. They’re due to sign former Chargers wide receiver Travis Benjamin to a one-year deal.
Benjamin, 30, was a fourth-round pick of the Browns in 2012 and was there in 2014 when Kyle Shanahan was the offensive coordinator.
He had moderate success his first three years but exploded in 2015 with 68 catches for 966 yards and five touchdowns.
In four seasons with Los Angeles, he posted 93 catches for 1,430 yards and nine touchdowns in 42 games.
His 2019 season was limited to just five games after a quad injury landed him on injured reserve
The 49ers on Tuesday added some veteran depth to their young receiving corps. They’re due to sign former Chargers wide receiver Travis Benjamin to a one-year deal.
Benjamin, 30, was a fourth-round pick of the Browns in 2012 and was there in 2014 when Kyle Shanahan was the offensive coordinator.
He had moderate success his first three years but exploded in 2015 with 68 catches for 966 yards and five touchdowns.
In four seasons with Los Angeles, he posted 93 catches for 1,430 yards and nine touchdowns in 42 games.
His 2019 season was limited to just five games after a quad injury landed him on injured reserve
Free safety Jimmie Ward was set to hit the market as an unrestricted free agent, but the team will re-sign the 2014 first-round pick to a three-year deal according to several reports.
Caplan also reported Ward’s deal is worth $28.5 million across three seasons.
Ward had a rocky first five years with the 49ers that included four injury-riddled seasons.
He returned on a one-year deal last year to play his natural free safety position and thrived after missing the first three games with a broken collarbone.
Ward’s return means the 49ers will have their entire secondary back next season after allowing a league-low 169.2 passing yards per game
Free safety Jimmie Ward was set to hit the market as an unrestricted free agent, but the team will re-sign the 2014 first-round pick to a three-year deal according to several reports.
Caplan also reported Ward’s deal is worth $28.5 million across three seasons.
Ward had a rocky first five years with the 49ers that included four injury-riddled seasons.
He returned on a one-year deal last year to play his natural free safety position and thrived after missing the first three games with a broken collarbone.
Ward’s return means the 49ers will have their entire secondary back next season after allowing a league-low 169.2 passing yards per game
Free safety Jimmie Ward was set to hit the market as an unrestricted free agent, but the team will re-sign the 2014 first-round pick to a three-year deal according to several reports.
Caplan also reported Ward’s deal is worth $28.5 million across three seasons.
Ward had a rocky first five years with the 49ers that included four injury-riddled seasons.
He returned on a one-year deal last year to play his natural free safety position and thrived after missing the first three games with a broken collarbone.
Ward’s return means the 49ers will have their entire secondary back next season after allowing a league-low 169.2 passing yards per game
Free safety Jimmie Ward was set to hit the market as an unrestricted free agent, but the team will re-sign the 2014 first-round pick to a three-year deal according to several reports.
Caplan also reported Ward’s deal is worth $28.5 million across three seasons.
Ward had a rocky first five years with the 49ers that included four injury-riddled seasons.
He returned on a one-year deal last year to play his natural free safety position and thrived after missing the first three games with a broken collarbone.
Ward’s return means the 49ers will have their entire secondary back next season after allowing a league-low 169.2 passing yards per game
The 49ers on Monday made a blockbuster trade, sending defensive lineman DeForest Buckner to Indianapolis for the No. 13 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
Schefter reported a new deal will pay Armstead $21 million per year. He was entering the final year of his rookie contract and the 49ers were already up against the salary cap.
Buckner started all 63 games he played in four years for the 49ers, and posted 28.5 sacks, including 19.5 the last two years.
The trade comes on the heels of the 49ers signing DL Arik Armstead to a five-year deal worth $85 million
The 49ers on Monday made a blockbuster trade, sending defensive lineman DeForest Buckner to Indianapolis for the No. 13 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
Schefter reported a new deal will pay Armstead $21 million per year. He was entering the final year of his rookie contract and the 49ers were already up against the salary cap.
Buckner started all 63 games he played in four years for the 49ers, and posted 28.5 sacks, including 19.5 the last two years.
The trade comes on the heels of the 49ers signing DL Arik Armstead to a five-year deal worth $85 million
The 49ers on Monday made a blockbuster trade, sending defensive lineman DeForest Buckner to Indianapolis for the No. 13 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
Schefter reported a new deal will pay Armstead $21 million per year. He was entering the final year of his rookie contract and the 49ers were already up against the salary cap.
Buckner started all 63 games he played in four years for the 49ers, and posted 28.5 sacks, including 19.5 the last two years.
The trade comes on the heels of the 49ers signing DL Arik Armstead to a five-year deal worth $85 million
The 49ers on Monday made a blockbuster trade, sending defensive lineman DeForest Buckner to Indianapolis for the No. 13 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
Schefter reported a new deal will pay Armstead $21 million per year. He was entering the final year of his rookie contract and the 49ers were already up against the salary cap.
Buckner started all 63 games he played in four years for the 49ers, and posted 28.5 sacks, including 19.5 the last two years.
The trade comes on the heels of the 49ers signing DL Arik Armstead to a five-year deal worth $85 million