With the conclusion of the NFL Draft last week, the bulk of offseason transactions are in the books. For the first time in a while, the San Francisco 49ers are going to be pressed into making some hard contractual decisions, which could include these three cuts to create salary cap space in 2020. The 49ers keep creating salary cap space. Check out the San Francisco 49ers 2020 schedule in black and white. [RELATED: Why 49ers should target this XFL player in 2020 draft] San Francisco also had to consider the future, with tight end George Kittle's contract extension looming beyond this season.

San Francisco faces a rash of complications that will likely keep them from ever being in serious consideration for the 24-year-old. The 49ers would gain $946,000 in cap room by …

The San Francisco 49ers’ 2020 offseason was overall a very successful one. On Saturday, the 49ers traded high-priced and little-used wide receiver Marquise Goodwin, 29, to the Eagles to … The 49ers have $15.5 million in current salary cap space, according to NFLPA records, but most of that would be taken up by a new deal for tight end George Kittle if the 49ers … Latest On Salary Cap Talks, Training Camp June 16th, 2020 at 2:21pm CST by Sam Robinson As could be expected, the NFLPA appears to be in favor of alternatives that would not involve players reporting to training camps earlier than scheduled. The 49ers reportedly would have paid Buckner $14.36 million on his fifth-year option, so Armstead's deal still represented salary-cap savings. Recently I went deeper into the San Francisco 49ers 2020 salary cap and beyond, and with the trade for Emmanuel Sanders, now is a great time to … With so little cap space at their disposal, carrying Beathard's $1.12million cap hit in 2020 makes no sense. San Francisco currently has $15.7 million in cap space, so trading Thomas would give the 49ers enough room to fit a $16-to-$19 million a year deal. The first issue is the salary cap.