PFF Gives 49ers Lowest NFL Free Agency Grade

The San Francisco 49ers have had a quiet offseason, receiving a 'D' grade from Pro Football Focus for their free agency moves, which included the addition of quarterback Mac Jones and wide receiver Demarcus Robinson. The team has seen significant turnover, losing nine starters, including Deebo Samuel, and opting to release several veterans in an effort to get younger and reduce spending. General manager John Lynch emphasized the need to rebuild around the core players, particularly quarterback Brock Purdy, who is set for a major contract extension. Despite the low marks, Robinson is viewed as a solid addition, having consistently performed well in recent seasons. The 49ers' strategy has raised concerns among fans about their competitive future as rival teams bolster their rosters. Overall, the franchise is in a transitional phase, focusing on rebuilding rather than immediate gains in free agency.