49ers Move On from Jennings, Eye Draft with Aiyuk's Fate Uncertain

It's March 31st.

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NFL League meetings just wrapped in Arizona, with teams now eyeing the 2026 draft.

Big news from the San Francisco 49ers, where GM, John Lynch, dropped a bombshell on their

wide receiver plans.

They're moving on from Marquis Jennings, a steady target for brought party, closing the

door on any reunion.

Lynch made this call after Jennings turned down multiple offers from the team last

time around.

The 49ers want to dodge more contract headaches, especially with their recent drama involving

Brandon Ayyuk, who's still holding out in hasn't.

Been traded or cut yet.

Fans and analysts see this as a smart pivot, avoiding risks with Jennings who didn't

bite before.

It keeps the focus tight without adding uncertainty to the roster.

On the flip side, the 49ers beefed up by signing veteran Mike Evans from the Tampa Bay

Buccaneers this off-season, locking in experience at the position.

Now all eyes are on Ayyuk's fate, whether they trade him soon or let it play out, as the

draft approaches and decisions heat up.