The San Francisco 49ers are positioning themselves strategically as the 2025 NFL Draft approaches, currently ranking among the leaders in available cap space with $33.5 million. Despite a relatively quiet offseason, the 49ers have made significant moves including the addition of quarterback Mac Jones, who will support Brock Purdy, and releasing notable players like Javon Hargrave. The team has also lost key defensive assets, which has contributed to an $80.9 million dead money figure as they move away from aging contracts.

While the offseason acquisition activity has been modest, the 49ers hold 11 draft picks, including four in the top 100. This positions them well to address immediate needs and possibly reshape their roster for the upcoming season. As they prepare for the draft, their financial flexibility could allow them to make impactful trades or signings if the opportunity arises.