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49ers' new additions on offense push themselves into being a more complete team than before
TL;DR
The San Francisco 49ers have strengthened their offense for the 2026 season by adding Mike Evans and Christian Kirk. With key players returning from injury, the team is poised to be more complete than before.
Key points
- 49ers added Mike Evans and Christian Kirk to their offense
- Key players returning from injury for 2026 season
- Team reached Divisional round of playoffs in 2025
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The San Francisco 49ers had an interesting season in 2025, and injuries were at the forefront of it. But, with everyone now healthy, and General Manager John Lynch going out this offseason and bringing in some firepower, things are looking a lot more complete for 2026.
Quarterback Brock Purdy, running back Christian McCaffrey, and tight end George Kittle are getting some much-needed reinforcements next season. Enter long-time pass catcher from Tampa Bay, Mike Evans, and former Jacksonville Jaguar star Christian Kirk. The NFC West should be on watch for this offensive onslaught waiting to happen.
Q&A
Who are the new offensive additions to the San Francisco 49ers for 2026?
The new offensive additions include wide receivers Mike Evans and Christian Kirk.
What impact will the 49ers' new signings have on their 2026 season?
The new signings are expected to enhance the team's offensive capabilities and make them more competitive in the NFC West.
How did the 49ers perform in the 2025 season despite injuries?
The 49ers reached the Divisional round of the playoffs in 2025, even with a depleted roster due to injuries.
