Beyond those moves, San Francisco remains in the market for additional WR help. A recent Bleacher Report mock draft has the team eyeing Texas A&M’s KC Concepcion at pick No. 27, highlighting potential value and a fit for Kyle Shanahan’s offense. Concepcion is praised for his playmaking ability in space and his versatility as a three-level threat.
Concepcion’s SEC production stands out, as he was one of two conference receivers to post at least 60 receptions, 15-plus yards per catch, and nine touchdowns in a single season. If he joins the 49ers, his skill set could provide immediate versatility across multiple alignments, creating matchup advantages for quarterback Brock Purdy.
The 49ers remain focused on pursuing a Super Bowl title, building on a run of strong regular-season performances and deep playoff runs since 2017. While injuries have hampered key contributors in past seasons, San Francisco’s offseason additions—plus a robust draft plan with six picks inside the first four rounds—keep them in the conversation as a top-contender in 2026.
The team’s ongoing strategy emphasizes balance and depth across the roster, with the wide receiver position singled out as a priority. If the front office can further augment the unit through the draft or additional signings, the 49ers could enhance their explosive, Shanahan-led offense and pursue a championship run.
