Time off is great, but 49ers general manager John Lynch would prefer not to start vacation mode in January again.

The San Francisco 49ers reportedly don't have to worry about a lack of interest and potential suitors regarding Deebo Samuel trade discussions. "I just checked in on this," ESPN's Jeremy Fowler said on Thursday's episode of NFL Live.

After winning the 2023 NFC title, the San Francisco 49ers collapsed last season, falling to last place in the NFC West with a 6-11 record. The 49ers are hoping that this offseason is "drama-free" as they look to bounce back,

CBS Sports predicted the Pittsburgh Steelers could land Deebo Samuel for just a fourth-round pick, but is it too good to be true?

It appears the Deebo Samuel era is coming to an end in San Francisco. That became clear when ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported the team gave Samuel permission to seek a trade after he asked for one in his end-of-season meeting with head coach Kyle Shanahan.

The 49ers have given Deebo Samuel permission to seek a trade. George Kittle believes San Francisco will have trouble replacing him.

The 49ers G.M. said on Wednesday that while he doesn't want to let go of Samuel, a move makes sense for both sides.

Deebo Samuel’s time as a 49er is over. Nothing is official yet, but the fate is unavoidable. Before March 22 — and likely before NFL free agency opens on March 12 — the Niners will cut Samuel with a post-June 1 designation. The deal will save the Niners a few more bucks compared to a more traditional cut.

The San Francisco 49ers are set to move on from star wide receiver Deebo Samuel, GM John Lynch confirmed to reporters.

Trade discussions around San Francisco 49ers receiver Deebo Samuel could gain momentum during the Combine, with a deal materializing soon.