
Following a series of physical setbacks in their opening-week triumph over the Los Angeles Rams in Australia, the San Francisco 49ers evaluated five free agents during recent workouts. The roster adjustments come in the wake of physical issues sustained by Alfred Collins and tight end Jake Tonges, the latter of whom is sidelined due to an MCL sprain.
Additionally, rookie pass catcher De'Zhaun Stribling was hurt in the contest, prompting concerns about depth at receiver even though he managed to avoid a catastrophic diagnosis.
In response to these ailments, San Francisco elevated Brayden Willis, a previous seventh-round selection, to reinforce the tight end group. The front office also reinforced their defensive options by adding defensive tackle McKinnley Jackson, formerly a third-round selection by the Cincinnati Bengals, directly to their practice squad ahead of mid-week preparation.
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