According to Ray Ratto of the San Francisco Chronicle, Seattle Seahawks vice president Mike Reinfeldt is about to turn down the job of San Francisco 49ers president. It is a job that could pay Reinfeldt two times his current salary.
The team has been looking for a "football guy" to fill the newly created position at the request of head coach Mike Nolan. Other than Reinfeldt, the team has already discussed the position with Atlanta Falcons executive vice president Ray Anderson, St. Louis Rams executive vice-president Bob Wallace as well as former Broncos and Cardinals general manager Bob Ferguson. However, Reinfeldt was believed to be the team's top candidate.
Gregg Rosenthal offers hot take on 49ers GM John Lynch's job security
By David Bonilla
Apr 19
The 2025 NFL Draft will be critical for San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch. After an offseason purge that saw several key contributors depart—and with the team significantly reducing future cash spending—the 49ers must restock their roster with young,...
Daniel Jeremiah breaks down high-stakes draft for 49ers
By David Bonilla
Apr 18
The 2025 NFL Draft marks a pivotal moment in the John Lynch and Kyle Shanahan era for the San Francisco 49ers. After years of pushing for a championship, investing heavily in money and resources without achieving the ultimate goal, the 49ers are shifting their roster-building...
Schefter: 49ers among teams interested in trading down in draft
By David Bonilla
Apr 21
According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the San Francisco 49ers are among the teams considering a trade down in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, which kicks off Thursday. Holding the No. 11 overall pick, the team has several directions it could go with its top selection.
The...
Breaking down the 49ers' roster ahead of the draft: Offense
By Jack Stewart
Apr 21
When evaluating the success of an NFL team's draft, the acid test boils down to one question: Is the team better than it was when it entered the draft?
With the San Francisco 49ers, however, that is not so simple. Because they lost so many players to free agency and general...