49ers' Draft Focus: Line Help Amid Injury Woes

It's March 19 for the NFL, let's get into it.

The San Francisco 49ers promised to tackle their injury problems after last season, but

they just signed four free agents with spotty health.

Records.

These moves love cheap from a money standpoint, yet they add up to big worries for the team's

depth, especially since so many starters already miss.

Meanwhile, fans are buzzing in post-free agency chats about wide receiver Hoan Jennings and

left tackle Trent Williams.

Some wonder if Jennings is on his way out, while others push for a draft pick to back

up Williams before he retires.

One hot idea floating around is grabbing Alabama tackle, Cadeen Proctor around pick 27.

He could start at left guard this year and slide to tackle later, though the 49ers might

need to trade up a bit to land him.

On the scouting front, General Manager John Lynch skipped Stanford's pro day and headed

to Georgia's event instead.

That spot is packed with top offensive linemen like Monroe Freeling, who might go early.

This all points to the 49ers, eyeing the 2026 NFL draft, hard for mine help, even as they

juggle current roster risks.

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