NFL owners approved the sale of a 6.2% stake in the San Francisco 49ers to three investor groups at an $8.5 billion valuation, the highest ever for a sports team.

Those who buy a minority stake in an NFL franchise don’t have voting power, board representation or a say in football matters. So what do they get in exchange for their millions? Beyond the prestige,

The 49ers will have some intriguing position battles during OTAs and training camp this offseason. They let go of nine starting players and they don't necessarily have clearcut replacements for any of them. In many cases, rookies will have to beat out veteran backups for starting jobs.

NFL Network's Jane Slater provides May 20 injury update on cornerback Trevon Diggs (knee). First look: Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens in his No. 13 jersey at Dallas Cowboys practice. NFL Network's Jane Slater provides May 20 injury update on cornerback Trevon Diggs (knee).

A trade idea has the San Francisco 49ers moving off oft-injured star running back Christian McCaffrey, sending him to the New Orleans Saints.

The post 49ers riskiest move in 2025 NFL offseason appeared first on ClutchPoints. It looks like the San Francisco 49ers have gone about the business of paying players. That includes their standout linebacker.

They just extended Fred Warner, George Kittle and Brock Purdy, they got all their business done before OTAs because they want a "drama-free" offseason, and they have the easiest schedule in the NFL on paper. And yet, Sports Illustrated projects them to win just 8 games next season -- below their over/under of 10.5.

The San Francisco 49ers have signed kicker, Greg Joseph to provide competition for struggling kicker, Jake Moody.