Check out some of the top photos as players arrived to the SAP Performance Facility to begin preparations for the 2021 season.
LB Fred Warner, LB Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles, DB Jimmie Ward
TE George Kittle
S Jaquiski Tartt
QB Jimmy Garoppolo
RB Jeff Wilson Jr.
WR Brandon Aiyuk
RB Trey Sermon
DT Javon Kinlaw
TE Ross Dwelley
OL Laken Tomlinson
WR Deebo Samuel
RB Trey Sermon, FB Josh Hokit, WR Kevin White, DB Tarvarius Moore
WR River Cracraft, QB Nate Sudfeld
DB Jimmie Ward
CB Dontae Johnson
WR Richie James
WR Jauan Jennings
RB Jamycal Hasty
RB Jeff Wilson Jr.
DL Maurice Hurst
OL Colton McKivitz
QB Josh Johnson
OL Daniel Brunskill
LS Taybor Pepper
DL Alex Barrett
DL Darrion Daniels, LB Justin Hilliard
WR Deebo Samuel
LB Azeez Al-Shaair, DL D.J. Jones
WR Trent Sherfield
2021 49ers
OL Isaiah Williams, DL Arden Key
S Tavon Wilson
CB Emmanuel Moseley
CB Dontae Johnson
DL Arik Armstead
OL Corbin Kaufusi
LS Taybor Pepper
OL Aaron Banks
T Mike McGlinchey
CB Emmanuel Moseley
QB Josh Rosen
S Kai Nacua
On Friday, the San Francisco 49ers kicked off their rookie minicamp at the SAP Performance Facility with over 20 first-year players, tryouts and undrafted signings in attendance. On Monday, some of those participants were joined by a bevy of 49ers veterans as the team returned to the facility to kick off Phase Two of the offseason program.
Beginning across the league on May 17, Phase Two, which has been shortened from three weeks to one week in 2021, consists of on-field workouts void of any contact. According to NFL.com, workouts permitted include individual player instruction and drills, "perfect play" drills, drills and plays conducted with offensive players lining up across from offensive players and defensive players lining up across from defensive players, with each group permitted to align eleven or fewer players across from eleven or fewer players. Players on one side of the ball may execute a play, but players on the opposite side of the ball may not initiate contact with, or attempt to impede the progress of, players who are running the play. All such drills must be conducted at an acceptable walkthrough pace (i.e. Pro Bowl practice).
A number of 49ers returned to the facility to begin preparations for the 2021 season. Some of the veterans in attendance included quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo, running back Raheem Mostert, wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk, tight end George Kittle and defensive lineman Javon Kinlaw among others.
Next up, the 49ers will head into Phase Three of the offseason program beginning on May 24. Beginning in Phase Three, clubs may conduct in-person meetings and classroom instruction subject to COVID-19 testing cadence, tracking, facility access and other protocols. During Phase Three, teams may conduct a total of 10 days of organized team practice activity, or "OTAs." No live contact is permitted, but 7-on-7, 9-on-7 and 11-on-11 drills are allowed.
Finally, the team will close out their offseason program with a mandatory minicamp from June 15-17 before breaking for the summer.
Training camp dates will be released in the coming weeks. Updates and news from the 49ers offseason workout program will be available on 49ers.com and the 49ers social channels.
