Taken By Force

 Many reasons why the 49ers are on the low end of forcing turnovers, but what is the number one reason in your opinion?

Under Pressure

 

Just 17 Sundays until the 49ers kick off the 2026 season.

Mini-Camp

 The 49ers begin their rookie minicamp today and we’ll get our first look at the 2026 draft class in Red & Gold.

OTAs will start on May 27th where the rookies will meet up with the vets for the first time.

Morris Talks

New 49ers defensive coordinator Raheem Morris will meet the local media for the first time at 12:15 PT Thursday to kick off the team’s rookie minicamp. 

Devils In The Details

 

The salary cap breakdown of Trent Williams 2-year, $50M contract with the 49ers

• $48.5M GTD • $22.2M signing bonus & 2026 salary/workout bonus are GTD • 2027 base salary & $11M bonus GTD • 4 void years added Trent Williams signed a two year, $50 million contract with the 49ers on April 20, 2026, replacing his prior contract he had with the team. $48.5 million is guaranteed. Williams received a $22.2 million signing bonus and his 2026 salary, per game and workout bonus are both guaranteed. In 2027 Williams base salary and an $11 million option bonus are guaranteed. The team has until September 1 to exercise the option or convert it to a roster bonus. If Williams is on the roster on September 1 of 2027 and does not hold out or miss any offseason time he will earn an $11.5 million roster bonus in 2028 that will be fully guaranteed if earned. There are effectively four void years for salary cap purposes. The contract is designed to have a post June 1 treatment in 2028. The 49ers have until the 10th day of the league year to terminate or extend the contract and prevent a $50.175 million 2029 roster bonus from becoming fully guaranteed. There are also per game bonuses worth up to $900,000 per year and a 1st game $500,000 bonus for 2027.

SOS

 

All Purpose LB

Louisiana HC Michael Desormeaux coached LB Jaden Dugger for 2 seasons and here’s his take on the 49ers draft pick: “It’s the versatility. His first year with us he played on the edge. A lot of the teams thought that’s pretty intriguing. He’s 6'5", long arms. He can rush. He’s got good pass rush ability. He’s got that on tape. The thing I like about it is he can play inside backer… He’s got a safety background so in the pass drops, he understands coverage really well. He’s got really fluid hips. He’s really smooth... He gives you the ability to play in multiple fronts, multiple defenses without having to switch personnel.” 

Could line him up on the edge in that 5-man front.