Niners' Offseason Moves Put Them Back in Super Bowl Hunt

0:00On March 28th, ESPN analyst Ben Solek just ranked the San Francisco 49ers number 2, among the NFL's most improved rosters this offseason. They desperately needed a boost to give back to Super Bowl talks. And he says they nailed it with key moves like signing wide receiver Mike Evans and trading for defensive lineman, OSA Odizua. That Evans deal stands out as a steel only $14 million guaranteed, with most of his later money as option bonuses. It commits them just one year to the 33-year-old vet, who could be a vertical threat, third down wizard, and red zone beast. Solek calls it one of the best team-friendly signings out there. He didn't stop there, loves the Odizua trade for the D-line depth, plus bringing back linebacker Dre Greenlaw and adding cornerback Nate Hobbs. Basically, no weak spots in their hall, it's all upgrades that fit their scheme perfectly. Still, not all smooth sailing. Trent Williams' contract beef is a huge red flag at left tackle, and they've got question marks with Nick Bosa and Michael Williams recovering from ACL.

1:06Tears last season. Coming off 12 wins in a divisional round run, despite a brutal injury wave, these additions in a solid draft put the Niners right back in the. Hunt watched them chase that ring this fall. That wraps NFL news today. Brought to you with AI. I'm Cory with the story.