The San Francisco 49ers gave George Kittle an extension, and then aimed to make his life easier in free agency.

If the San Francisco 49ers want to be good in 2025 Robert Saleh has to bring more tenacity to the defense and they have to be healthier

The San Francisco 49ers had a brutal 2024 season. Much of that was due to the injury problems for superstar running back Christian McCaffrey. Now, the news is looking good for CMC. Star fullback Kyle Juszczyk shared with The Athletic's Vic Tafur that McCaffrey is doing very well.

Aiyuk signed a lucrative new deal with the 49ers last offseason. He played in seven games, catching 25 passes for 374 yards. Back in 2023, he racked up 75 receptions for 1,342 yards and seven touchdowns, showing legitimate No. 1 wide receiver potential.

San Francisco struggled with injuries to several star players last season, but now Kyle Shanahan’s crew is healthy and ready to compete for a championship.

This year it will largely be the same group with a smattering of new veterans and a couple of rookies entering training camp. For the 49ers wide receivers the preseason will be all about steadying the ship at a position that's been rocky since last offseason. Here's a look at each wide receiver on the 49ers roster to start training camp:

ESPN believes San Francisco's depth is still strong enough to warrant a top-five playmaking unit. They rank fourth on this year's list. The ranking focuses most on predicting on-field performance, but also takes injury concern into account.