49ers' Urgent Push for Super Bowl Before Star Core Fades

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The San Francisco 49ers offseason boils down to one clear theme, urgency.

Analysts see the team pushing hard to win a Super Bowl now before their star core starts

to fade.

With key players aging and banged up, the front office made bold moves to load up for a

title run right away.

They signed 32-year-old wide receiver Mike Evans to a 3-year deal and traded a third-round

pick for defensive tackle, OSA-Odihizua.

Other additions like Christian Kirk and Dre Greenlaw show they're skipping the weight on

younger talent and grabbing proven vets instead, injuries have hit hard lately.

Nick Bosa has dealt with major setbacks before, Fred Warner missed significant time last

season for the first time, and George Kiddell heads into, training camps still recovering

from his latest issue.

Fans and experts worry this group's peak might be slipping away.

Christian McCaffrey, Kiddell, Warner, Bosa, and others may not all stay healthy and productive

together much longer.

That sense of now or never is driving every decision as the 49ers aim to seize their shot

at glory this year.