But, Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated highlighted why the 49ers might not be aggressive at this season's trade deadline despite their glaring needs. With an aging roster, the 49ers could elect to keep their picks and shoot for bargain bin options this Fall.

San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch discusses the team’s approach to the NFL trade deadline as injuries pile up across the roster.

Despite a 5-2 start and significant injuries to key players like Nick Bosa and Fred Warner, the San Francisco 49ers are demonstrating remarkable resilience. With Brock Purdy seeing limited action and multiple receivers sidelined,

“He’s getting closer. He is getting closer ,” General Manager John Lynch said in an interview with KNBR on Thursday, via Matt Maiocco of NBCSportsBayArea.com. “And I can see that each week. He’s better today than he was last week at this time.

Republican incumbent John J. Giuffré is an attorney seeking a third term. He is being challenged by Democrat James Lynch, a psychiatrist.

In case you forgot, 49ers president of football operations and general manager John Lynch knows a thing or two about baseball. The Pro Football Hall of Famer initially was a minor-league pitcher after the then-Florida Marlins selected him in the second round of the 1992 MLB Draft out of Stanford.

The 49ers faced a challenging game against the Buccaneers, not only losing the match but also their defensive leader, Fred Warner, for the season. This added pressure likely contributed to the emotional exchange between Shanahan and Jennings during the second quarter.