Trey Lance hasn't played for the 49ers in almost a year, and yet he's still one of the most expensive players on the team. The 49ers traded Lance after June 1 last year, so they took some of their dead cap hit in 2023 and will take the rest in 2024.
The 49ers are Still Paying for Dallas Cowboys Quarterback Trey Lance
Jun 14, 2024 at 1:00 PM
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