The San Francisco 49ers made a roster move that might indicate good news for one of their ailing wide receivers.

New San Francisco defensive end Bryce Huff explained how he quickly is adjusting and adapting to the 49ers and his new home in the Bay Area.

Here we'll try to look at the three San Francisco 49ers players on the roster bubble who must shine in the 2025 NFL preseason.

Here's a way-too-early 53-man roster prediction for the 49ers based on what we've seen and learned so far this offseason.

While “veteran traditional starters” won’t play for the Chargers, several younger players, including 2023 first-round offensive lineman Zion Johnson, will suit up for Los Angeles in the Hall of Fame Game. Lance will be backed up by undrafted free agent D.J. Uiagalelei, while Heinecke will dress as the emergency third quarterback.

Early indications are Pinnock, 26, will step in as a starting safety when the 49ers open the regular season on Sept. 7 in Seattle. With Malik Mustapha sidelined while rehabbing an ACL tear, Pinnock and third-year player Ji’Ayir Brown are running with the first team.

Kyle Shanahan noted that the team may have more 53-man roster spots up for grabs this season than ever before. So, it brings the question, how many spots are up

Offensive coordinator Klay Kubiak highlighted the development of young receivers, praised Brandon Aiyuk's leadership during injury rehab, and discussed the 49ers offensive depth.

A rookie running back has an especially big target, but Jordan James held up just fine. The San Francisco 49ers lost talented backups Elijah Mitchell and Jordan Mason this offseason, but have a knack for finding hard-nosed runners and James was sitting there for them in the fifth round.

The San Francisco 49ers continue to churn the bottom of their roster. On Tuesday morning, the team signed Jaylon Allen, a former UFL edge rusher for the Memphis Showboats.