49ers' Draft Priorities: Edge Rusher, WR, OL, DB

0:00It's March 20 for the NFL. Let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. With free agency underway, the San Francisco 49ers have made some solid moves, like signing wide receiver Mike Evans, trading for defensive. Tackleosa Odigizua and adding Christian Kirk. These steps help now, but the team still eyes the 2026 NFL draft to build a younger core and stay competitive long-term. The biggest gap is at Ed rusher, where Nick Bosa and Michael Williams recover from ACL injuries, Bryce Huff retired and depth is thin. Officials see this as a top priority for an early pick to boost the past rush right away. Even with the new receivers, Whiteout remains key due to past injuries for Evans, Kirk, and Ricky Peersol. Interior offensive line depth hurts too, after losing Spencer Burford and Matt Hennessy, leaving journeymen as the main options. Safety, cornerback, tight end, and running back, round out the needs.

1:00The secondary lacks proven starters. George Kittle heals from an Achilles tear, and Christian McCaffrey showed signs of slowing down, pushing for. Fresh talent across the board. Teams like the 49ers often draft running backs yearly, so expect them to target these spots from day one through mid rounds while monitoring. Free agency waves.