49ers Meet with Carver Willis: Building Offensive Line Depth

0:00Here's more NFL news for March 22nd. The San Francisco 49ers have shuffled their offensive line early in the offseason. They brought in Viderian Low and Bret Toth, but lost Spencer Burford and Matt Hinesi, with Ben Barch still available. Now, they're hunting for young depth before workouts begin. That's likely why they held a formal meeting with Washington offensive lineman, Carver Willis, at the Scouting Combine. The 23-year-old from Durango, Colorado, transferred to Washington after five years at Kansas State. Willis showed solid experience in college, starting 17 gains for the Wildcats, and 10 more at left tackle for the Huskies last season. That performance earned him a spot at the Senior Bowl. Draft experts see him as a late-round pick in the 2026 class. The 49ers view him as versatile enough to compete across the line. As they build for next year, expect more moves up front to shore up that unit and stay competitive.