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May 24, 2021 The San Francisco 49ers are fewer than four months away from beginning its 2021-22 season against the Detroit Lions on September 12. The 49ers finished with a 6-10 record in a 2020-21 season riddled with injuries, leading to a final result that did not meet expectations from their previous season that resulted in a Super Bowl appearance. Lots still has to be determined until the first Sunday of the NFL season: Will the team add another wide receiver to the roster? Are the 49ers going to add more edge rush depth? When will Trey Lance see the field? Who stays in the running back r...

Ranking the 49ers by positional strength after the 2021 NFL Draft Let’s take a look at the Niners’ roster and how it stacks up now that we’re past the NFL Draft Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports Despite finishing 6-10, the expectations for the San Francisco 49ers are sky-high heading into the 2021 season. I saw one power ranking have the Niners as high as No. 3 in the league, which feels rich. The massive trade up to the third overall pick will ultimately determine the fate of this team. Still, the 49ers should receive playing time from a couple of draft picks early on, and the team elec...

Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images The 49ers drafted a wide receiver with one of their initial three picks in the past three drafts. It had been 18 consecutive drafts where the 49ers had selected a wide receiver. That changed in 2021 as the 49ers selected QB Trey Lance No. 3 overall, then added four more picks as an investment for their quarterback. San Francisco elected to neglect a couple of positions that many of us felt needed to be addressed. Wide receiver was one. Did the 49ers miss an opportunity? It may seem that way, especially with the team trading up for a running back. Two ...

2 running backs, 1 old-school safety, 0 wide receivers: 49ers complete unique draft FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 Louisiana-Lafayette running back Elijah Mitchell (15) runs between UTSA defensive lineman Brandon Matterson (99) and safety Antonio Parks (4) during the first quarter during the First Responder Bowl NCAA college football game in Dallas, Saturday, Dec. 26, 2020. (AP Photo/Matt Strasen)Matt Strasen / Associated PressShow MoreShow Less 2of2 USC safety Talanoa Hufanga isn’t real big, and he has been injured, but he hits like a linebacker.CollegePressBoxShow MoreShow Less Head coach Kyle...