49ers Shake Up Roster with Free Agency Moves

0:00It's March 27. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and Ready for Kickoff. The San Francisco 49ers made several moves in free agency to shake up their roster for another big season of changes. They sign wide receivers, Mike Evans and Christian Kirk, linebacker Dre Greenlaw, defensive tackle, Osa Odiazua in a trade from the Dallas Cowboys, offensive lineman, Viderian Lowe, Robert Jones and Brett Toff, plus puncher, Coralus Waitman. Evan steps in right away as the number one wide receiver, with rookie Ricky Pearceau likely lining up next to him. Kirk gets settled into the number three spot, depending on the draft and how second-year players like Jordan Watkins perform. On defense, Greenlaw's return pushes D-Winter's toward a back-up role or a different linebacker position. Odiazua joins second-year tackle Alfred Collins on the line, giving them a solid rotation up front, without playing every snap. The offensive line got a boost too, as Jones and Toff compete for the starting-left

1:01guard job after some departures. Lowe provides tackle depth and could step up if veteran Trent Williams faces contract issues or retires at age 37. These additions bring experience and competition across the board, setting up intriguing battles as the 49ers either draft and training camp.