The 49ers are poised to lose more free agents in 2025 than they stand to gain, which makes for an intriguing start to the NFL new year.
The San Francisco 49ers have already endured a tumultuous offseason, headlined by the blockbuster trade of wide receiver Deebo Samuel to the Washington Commanders.
In tandem with multiple reports about the Niners aiming to curtail their spending this offseason while getting younger, general manager John Lynch and Co. may be forced to limit their actions on the free-agent market.
Speaking of NFL free agency, the open window to negotiate new deals with pending free agents begins on Monday, March 10 at 12 p.m. ET, while the official start to the NFL new year is two days later on March 12.
According to Over the Cap, San Francisco has $34.36 million available in cap space, a number that'll change frequently over the following days in light of cuts, potential trades, restructures, extensions and free-agent pickups.
Related story: Full list of every pending 49ers free agent entering 2025
As for keeping track of all the 49ers' acquisitions and departures, we've got you covered right here.
49ers players departing via trade
- WR Deebo Samuel (Washington Commanders)
- RB Jordan Mason (Minnesota Vikings)
49ers players acquired via trade
TBD
49ers players released or waived
- DT Javon Hargrave (Adam Schefter, ESPN)
- DT Maliek Collins (Adam Schefter, ESPN)
- DE Leonard Floyd (Adam Schefter, ESPN)
- LS Taybor Pepper (Jennifer Lee Chan, NBC Sports Bay Area)
49ers free agents who were re-signed
- RB Patrick Taylor Jr. -- one year (Tom Pelissero, NFL Network)
- DT Kevin Givens
- RB Jordan Mason -- RFA, Round 2 tender (Adam Schefter, ESPN)
- LB Curtis Robinson -- one year (Matt Barrows, The Athletic)
- FB Kyle Juszczyk
49ers free agents who signed elsewhere
- OT Jaylon Moore -- Chiefs (Adam Schefter, ESPN and Albert Breer, SI)
- RB Elijah Mitchell -- Chiefs (Tom Pelissero, NFL Network)
- DB Talanoa Hufanga -- Broncos (Jordan Schultz, Fox Sports)
- OL Aaron Banks -- Packers (Ian Rapoport, NFL Network)
- QB Joshua Dobbs -- Patriots (Mike McCarthy, Vayner Sports)
- CB Charvarius Ward -- Colts (Adam Schefter, ESPN)
- LB Dre Greenlaw -- Broncos
- CB Isaac Yiadom -- Saints (Ian Rapoport, NFL Network)
- QB Brandon Allen -- Titans
- CB Rock Ya-Sin -- Lions (Mike Garafolo, NFL Network)
- TE Eric Saubert -- Seahawks (Adam Schefter, ESPN)
Free agents signing with 49ers
- TE Luke Farrell -- three years, $20.25 million (Ian Rapoport, NFL Network)
- S Richie Grant -- one year (Jeremy Fowler, ESPN)
- LB Luke Gifford -- one year (Matt Barrows, The Athletic)
- WR Demarcus Robinson -- two years, $9.5 million (Ian Rapoport, NFL Network)
- DB Tre Brown -- (Gregg Bell, Tacoma News Tribune)
- DB Jason Pinnock -- one year (Jordan Schultz, Fox Sports)
- QB Mac Jones -- two years, $7 million (Ian Rapoport, NFL Network)
- LS Jon Weeks -- one year, $1.42 million (Aaron Wilson, KPRC2)
- DB Siran Neal -- two years (Cameron Wolfe, NFL Network)
Of note, free agency doesn't technically stop at any particular point, as players who are no longer under contract can sign with any team extending an offer.
The first waves of free agency tend to be the most active, diminishing in the weeks leading up to the NFL Draft in late April and then picking up again once the draft is complete when teams look to address remaining needs.
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