Javon Kinlaw

Kinlaw, a first-round 49ers pick, is a low-risk, high-reward signing who could make an impact on the Jets' defense if he can stay healthy.

Don't expect Cincinnati to get into any bidding wars and age will be a big consideration with any new additions.

When Kinlaw was at his lowest battling a tough recovery from ACL reconstruction, the veteran Armstead was a presence he could lean on.

With Arik Armstead and others sidelined, the 49ers' depth pieces filled in and showed some line to their injured starter.

The 49ers bought into an unselfish defensive strategy to slow down Jalen Hurts and the explosive Eagles offense.

Purdy has completed at least 70 percent of his passes in six straight games, the 49ers' longest streak since Montana in 1989.

The 49ers don't want to be the team that has to blitz to create pressure and still can't get to the QB. But that all happened Monday.

Among this week's questions: What does John Lynch's extension mean for Adam Peters and can the 49ers re-sign Javon Kinlaw in 2024?

49ers defensive tackles had only three sacks last season. They already have two this season and have been applying loads of pressure on QBs.

The 49ers' pass rush has been good, but its chances have been limited so far. That might change against the New York Giants.

The 49ers have notched pick sixes in four straight seasons against the Rams during what's been a dominant stretch against their rivals.

Trey Lance will start and play most the first half, with Sam Darnold getting most of the second half.

Kinlaw's diet includes more veggies and fewer carbs, and he's incorporating Pilates to improve his pliability and body leverage.

Lance had easily his best practice of training camp in making some tough throws and also the easy ones that had been problematic previously.

Brock Purdy's ugly stat line Thursday was partly due to rust and partly due to a defensive line that's been dominant even without Nick Bosa.

Christian McCaffrey’s arrival last year has reshaped the 49ers offense and forced the team's young tailbacks to become better pass catchers.

Lynch spent most of his 25-minute pre-draft news conference shooting down or downplaying trade rumors about his players.

The 49ers have invested heavily in their defensive line with a clear goal: Re-establish dominance outside of Nick Bosa.