49ers free agency news, rumors: adapted Jaylon Moore No. 3 per report

Talanoa Hufanga and Dre Greenlaw meet the free agency and are not expected with the San Francisco 49ers. Could Jaylon Moore be part of this group?

Albert Breer from Si recently updated the Free Agent Tackle Pecking Order after Ronnie Stanley signed an extension with the Baltimore Ravens. That was the first domino on the NFL -Tackle market.

Dan Moore, Cam Robinson and then Jaylon Moore right behind. If the 49s plan to keep bogs nearby, this can be expensive. Moore filled out for Trent Williams and someone who could possibly be able for Trent Williams, but we speak of $ 10 million, and the 49s suddenly seem to have a small “cap” problem.

This is the Tackle market and it shouldn’t be too surprising. Some time ago, PFF Moore had classified the highest free agent of the 49. Moore was great to fill Trent Williams. If he is on the right, he has problems. While the 49s have to create a succession plan for Williams, a 10 million dollar -Backup that is fighting on the other is not the smartest decisions.

In the meantime, Aaron Banks is expected to achieve around $ 18 to $ 20 million at the freelance agency on the guard market. If the 49s did not have so much dead money (the dead upper limit in the league), they might develop some miracles, but this is probably the reason why they get all their money under control.

Can the 49s afford to keep bogs? Who knows. We know that the organization gives a bit of philosophical change after all the major contract extensions (and subsequent dead money). The owner Jed York may be a little more involved in the future of negotiations. There are all Brock Purdy drama that the 49s also have to sort out.

If you add it, it seems that Moore is one of many drains of the 49. It probably fits better with the left tackle and the 49s still have no need for this position.

Do you think that Moore will be a further departure in the free agency? In view of this, banks will be a very, very different team in view of this, the 49s in 2025.

Buckle up.