The San Francisco 49ers breathed a sigh of relief after standout Jauan Jennings participated in training camp after announcing his desire for a new contract, eliminating any worry of another hold in/out from a wide receiver.

It is unknown what Davis’ asking is at this point in the offseason, but the 49ers should keep a close eye on the veteran. While they may want to give rookie Jordan Watkins and others an opportunity to shine before scouring the receiver market again, Davis could be a solid plug-and-play option with high upside.

That insurance policy would be the best tight end in the league in George Kittle. But how much can Kittle himself make up for the lack of depth at receiver? That’s just where we will start with our three questions for the 49ers' tight end as we head into the 2025 season: What does the state of the wide receiver corps mean for George Kittle?

The San Francisco 49ers have a deep pool of wide receivers trying to earn a roster spot after being given an opportunity to compete at training camp.

As of now, the receivers that the 49ers know for certain that will be healthy going into the training camp is Jauan Jennings and Greg Kittle. Ricky Pearsall is currently on the PUP list, but the expectation is for him to be taken off the list sometime early in camp.

Called a "freak" by George Kittle, wide receiver Isaiah Neyor stole the show Thursday with best catch from Day 2 of San Francisco 49ers training camp.

The San Francisco 49ers signed a 24-year-old receiver as an undrafted free agent, and he could be battling for his roster spot during training camp.

“The 49ers, who’d run on the first play of camp in each of Shanahan’s previous eight seasons, pulled a deep play fake this time,” Lombardi said. “So the very opening snap of 2025 training camp saw Purdy drop a 40-yard dime into Kittle’s breadbasket on a corner route.”

The San Francisco 49ers haven't had the best luck at wide receiver, so they've signed another veteran and released a running back to make room.