With just over two minutes remaining against the Seattle Seahawks, the San Francisco 49ers were one defensive stop away from securing their third consecutive win, improving to two games over .500 and moving closer to the NFC West first-place Arizona Cardinals.

After the 49ers signed Mike Evans in free agency, social media lit up with substation jokes related to Evans in San Francisco.

Readers also had plenty of questions about the offensive line and a possible trade for Raiders pass rusher Maxx Crosby.

A concern about fewer targets in a crowded receivers room and a desire for a new challenge were factors in Evans leaving, according to Tampa Bay’s GM.

It’s safe to assume the San Francisco 49ers were in good spirits on Thursday. According to the franchise’s official X/Twitter page, they officially signed a 32-year-old future Hall of Fame receiver to a multi-year contract.

Matt Eberlus has found another job after being let go by the Cowboys, as he'll play in a role on the 49ers' defensive staff.