49ers' Roster Holes: Guard, Edge, Safety, RB Depth

For the NFL, it's March 18th.

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The San Francisco 49ers kicked off the newly gear

with some solid moves,

like resigning their own guys,

grabbing a few free agents from,

other teams, and even pulling off a trade.

But as they head into the 2026 season,

they still got four big holes to fill on the roster.

At left guard, things got thinner when Spencer Burford

signed with the Las Vegas Raiders

and Ben Barch remains available.

Right now, their best bets are seventh round

paid Conor Colby from last year

and new free agent Brett Toth.

But neither screams start a quality next.

To Trent Williams and Jake Brendel.

On the edge, Nick Bosa and first-rounder Michael Williams

should return from torn ACLs, which helps.

Still, they lost Bryce Huff to retirement,

Robert Bill Jr. to the Miami Dolphins,

and others like Yetura Gross-Mattos and Cleveland Farrell

are still shopping around.

That past rush needs a boost to back up the secondary.

The safety group is super young

after Jason Pinock headed back to the New York Giants.

Veterans could steady things for G.I. Air Brown,

Maligma Stoffa, and Marques Seagley,

adding some experience to the mix.

Meanwhile, running back death is a concern

despite Christian McCaffrey being locked in

and fifth-round pick Jordan James as his backup.

With Brian Robinson Jr. still on the market,

they might chase more bodies

in case McCaffrey sits out time.

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