49ers' Offensive Line: Free Agency & Draft Dilemma

0:00From the Daily News Now Network, this is NFL News Today. Subscribe to keep up with every headline, every game. The San Francisco 49ers made several moves in free agency to shore up their roster. But their biggest need on the offensive line remains unanswered. They added two Y receivers for depth and star power, plus bolstered the defense after a rough season with the fewest sacks in the league. Earlier this week, the team traded a third round pick for defensive lineman Osa Odi Hizua to boost the pass rush. They also signed cornerback Nate Hobbs to a one-year deal, brought back linebackers Luke Gifford and Drake Greenlaw, and kept special teamer Jake Tonjes, along with Kicker Eddie Pignero, fans and analysts worry about quarterback Brock Perty's protection, given his past injuries like a UCL tier in Turfto. The line has been a weak spot for years, and left tackle Trent Williams' contract hangs in limbo after the team skipped his $10 million bonus. So far, they only add a tackle Videri in low, on a two-year deal, and sensor Brett Toth

1:04for one year, both as depth pieces with limited starting. Experience. Bigger free agent targets slipped away, leaving the draft as the likely fix. As free agency rolls on, all eyes stay on whether the 49ers prioritized the line or stick to their pattern, with training camp set to reveal. More clarity.