This offseason, I took control of the San Francisco 49ers in GM Mode on StickToTheModel with a focused plan: maintain cap flexibility, restructure cornerstone contracts, and reinforce the roster with strategic additions.
Here’s how it played out.
The Big Picture
- Starting Cap Space: $43.0M
- Final Cap Space: $33.2M
- Contracts Restructured: 2
- Free Agents Signed: 4
- Draft Picks: 5
- Overall Grade: A-
This was a controlled, efficient offseason built around sustainability and depth.
Restructures
Two key contracts were reworked to maintain long-term flexibility:
- Nick Bosa (+$14.3M)
- Brock Purdy (+$5.7M)
Restructuring core players preserved the competitive window without sacrificing stability.
Free Agency Additions
Four total moves were made in free agency, including two re-signings.
Re-Signed
Eddy Pineiro (K) – 2 years / $6.5M APY
Continuity at kicker to maintain special teams stability.
Skyy Moore (WR) – 1 year / $1.3M APY
Depth receiver retained on a short-term deal.
External Additions
Isaac Seumalo (IOL) – 2 years / $10.2M APY
Interior offensive line reinforcement to protect the quarterback.
D.J. Reader (IDL) – 1 year / $4.7M APY
Veteran defensive line help to strengthen the front.
Draft Class Breakdown
Five picks focused on adding explosive talent and reinforcing both lines.
Round 1 – Pick 11
Makai Lemon (WR, USC)
Round 2 – Pick 58
Jadarian Price (RB, Notre Dame)
Round 4 – Pick 133
Tyreak Sapp (DL, Florida)
Round 4 – Pick 138
Dametrious Crownover (OT, Texas A&M)
Round 5 – Pick 171
Billy Schrauth (IOL, Notre Dame)
The draft added skill position upside while reinforcing the trenches.
Final Take
This was a measured offseason. The 49ers kept financial flexibility, retained key depth pieces, added interior line support, and infused youth through the draft.
An A- grade reflects strong roster balance without overextending the cap.
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