It’s safe to assume the San Francisco 49ers were in good spirits on Thursday. According to the franchise’s official X/Twitter page, they officially signed a 32-year-old future Hall of Fame receiver to a multi-year contract.

Entering the 2026 NFL offseason, the San Francisco 49ers had two major needs to address, one on each side of the ball. The first need was wide receiver, which they addressed with the blockbuster signing of Mike Evans.

The San Francisco 49ers are strongly linked to signing veteran defensive end Joey Bosa. He may play alongside his younger brother, Nick Bosa, who is also a defensive end. While Joey’s experience and talent are undeniable,

Rumors suggest that the Buffalo Bills, San Francisco 49ers, and Washington Commanders are all-in on Mike Evans if he leaves the Buccaneers.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are reportedly open to trading wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. and he could draw interest from the Buffalo Bills, San Francisco 49ers and Las Vegas Raiders.

The former San Francisco 49ers WR is expected to be released as a post-June 1 cut.

As we head into Day 3 of free agency, the San Francisco 49ers have added a pair of backup offensive linemen. One might compete for the starting spot at left guard, while the other is a “just in case” at left tackle for Trent Williams.