The San Francisco 49ers offensive line is ranked just slightly higher by Pro Football Focus entering 2025 than they were to end 2024.

The San Francisco 49ers enter the 2025 season with more questions than answers in their secondary. After a significant roster overhaul this offseason—especially on the defensive side of the ball—the unit looks dramatically different from the one that Pro Football Focus (PFF) ranked No.

CBS Sports' Cody Benjamin thinks, if your mind is bold enough, you can imagine a four-team deal that sends Purdy to the Dolphins, and after lots of machinations, ends up with Kirk Cousins in San Francisco. The full terms of the wild proposal: 49ers get: QB Kirk Cousins (Falcons), 2026 second-round pick (Dolphins), 2026 third-round pick (Saints)

While the 49ers lost quite a few key players during the offseason, they were also able to lock up both Brock Purdy and George Kittle to long-term deals. Now, the question becomes, is the roster set heading into the upcoming campaign?

One of the many reasons the San Francisco 49ers weren't lethal on offense was because of Deebo Samuel. He was inefficient in practically every game. The impactful player who had the potential to create a home run play for the 49ers was gone.

San Francisco 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey was preparing for another standout season after earning NFL Offensive Player of the Year honors.

Huff came off a career-best season in 2023 before signing a three-year deal with Philadelphia in March 2024. He logged 10 sacks that season with the New York Jets, who initially signed Huff as an undrafted free agent in 2020. The move to the Eagles came with high expectations, but quickly revealed itself as a mismatch.

Here we'll try to look at how San Francisco 49ers edge rusher Bryce Huff hints at just how disastrous his Philadelphia Eagles tenure was.