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49ers Try To Take The Lions’ Tight End.

The San Francisco 49ers, determined to secure a Super Bowl victory after another close loss last season, are actively seeking to bolster their roster. Despite possessing one of the NFL’s most talented teams, including standout tight end George Kittle, the Niners recognize the importance of depth.

In a move reported by Ian Rapoport, the 49ers have made a play for Detroit Lions tight end Brock Wright, who is a restricted free agent, by offering him a contract.

Wright, aged 25, entered the NFL undrafted in 2021 following his collegiate career at the University of Notre Dame. During his three seasons with the Lions, he has accumulated 43 receptions, 424 yards, and seven touchdowns. His most productive season thus far was in 2022, where he recorded 216 yards and four touchdowns.

While Kittle had an impressive 2023 season, his age of 30 suggests the need for the 49ers to consider grooming his successor. Additionally, the team faces the eventual replacement of Trent Williams, their starting left tackle and a veteran regarded as one of the best at his position. At 35 years old, Williams remains under contract through the 2026 season but hints at a limited timeline for his career continuation.

Head coach Kyle Shanahan hinted at prioritizing upgrades to the offensive line during the team’s season-ending press conference, suggesting that the upcoming draft may serve as a platform for addressing this need.