49ers' Offseason Moves: Shaky to Shining

0:00On April 6th, the San Francisco 49ers made some solid moves in free agency, grabbing vets like Mike Evans, Osa Odi-Gizua, and Dre Green-Lato. Shore up key spots, now that the big spinnings wrapped, they're eyeing the draft with no major splashes left. Team vibes across position groups range from shaky to strafe fire, range from 11 worst to one best, based on off-season shifts from last year's. Struggles Offensive lines sits dead last, with Trent Williams' contract drama hanging heavy, and no clear left guard starter, after signing depth guys like Brett, Toath and Rob Jones. Safety's then too, just rookies and young guys with barely five years combined experience after losing Jason Pinnick, defensive and got ignored, banking on nick boasts' knee recovery without much depth. Meanwhile, cornerbacks have decent pieces like Deamador-Lin-War and Nate Hobbs, but they need pass rush help to shine. Titans iffy, until George Kiddles' Achilles' recovery timeline clears up, and special teams

1:01upgraded punting but lost top returner, Skyy Moore. Fans feel the uncertainty in these middling spots, after a tough 2025 season. Defensive tackle jumped up, thanks to Odi-Gizua's 3.5 sacks, filling a long void. Wide receivers look revived with Evans and Christian Kirk stepping in post-Jewon Jennings, especially if Ricky Peersaw stays healthy. Liningbacks locked with Christian McCaffrey leading, linebackers reload with Fred Warner and Greenlaw if they dodge injuries, quarterback tops the list with Brock Perty developing, and Mac Jones proving he can win games, carrying them to 12 victories last year. As the draft nears into the month, these vibes set the stage for Shanahan to tweak the roster just right. Stay locked in with NFL News Today, AI-powered updates.