Aiyuk is an elite route runner and an elite blocker. He's a deep threat who's extremely tough and is not afraid to go over the middle. He's the total package.

The 49ers potentially could trade Aiyuk for a first-round pick and draft a player who's younger and cheaper than Aiyuk -- maybe a franchise cornerstone offensive tackle.

We’re judging 15 spots based on annual, not total value, and only one offensive position saw a new name emerge.

A request to be traded from the 49ers is on the table for Brandon Aiyuk with his contract extension up in the air.

Free agency has been underwhelming for the San Francisco 49ers thus far.

As April approaches, teams such as Minnesota are evaluating which of the non–Caleb Williams prospects are worth a move up this year’s NFL draft board.

The 49ers should be able to win with him if he has to play.

To White's credit, he has played well when he has been on the field the past couple years -- he just hasn't been on the field very much.

Suddenly, the 49ers run defense, which struggled in 2023, could be even worse in 2024.

The 49ers really thought Young would be the missing piece to their Super Bowl run.

The last time the 49ers thought they had a franchise quarterback was 2018 when they made Jimmy Garoppolo the highest-paid player in the NFL. That offseason, they spent their first-round pick on right tackle Mike McGlinchey.

Before I reveal his name, let me preface by writing that he may very well have been the best player available for the price at his position.

With so many good ones, it's hard to pick.

Get used to 49ers WR Brandon Aiyuk constantly being linked to trade scenarios this offseason. They aren't going away anytime soon. Here is why.

The 49ers clearly identified their run defense as an area that needed improvement, and so they've revamped much of their front seven this offseason. But has their run defense actually improved?