For the last three seasons, overall, the San Francisco 49ers are the most successful team in the NFL. While they have not been able to capture a Super Bowl trophy, they have made three straight NFC title game appearances, including one trip to that big game, a loss to the Baltimore Ravens.
With a stacked, young roster back in 2014, they’ll look to keep their success going and take a huge step in the direction of finally bringing the trophy back to the Bay Area, and that road begins with the offseason workouts.
Here’s a look at the upcoming spring and summer schedule for the 49ers.
OTA offseason workouts: May 27-29, June 2-3, June 5, June 9-10, June 12-13
Mandatory minicamp: June 17-19
For a refresher, here’s a look at the notable free agent acquisitions made by the 49ers for this year, as well as a list of draft picks from this past weekend.
Free Agency Additions:
- Brandon Lloyd, WR (out of football during 2013)
- Chris Cook, CB (formerly with Minnesota)
- Antoine Bethea, S (formerly with Indianapolis)
Draft Picks:
| Rd 1 – #30(30) | Jimmie Ward (S) N Illinois |
| Rd 2 – #25(57) | Carlos Hyde (RB) Ohio St |
| Rd 3 – #6(70) | Marcus Martin (C) USC |
| Rd 3 – #13(77) | Chris Borland (ILB) Wisconsin |
| Rd 3 – #36(100) | Brandon Thomas (OG) Clemson |
| Rd 4 – #6(106) | Bruce Ellington (WR) S Carolina |
| Rd 4 – #29(129) | Dontae Johnson (CB) NC State |
| Rd 5 – #10(150) | Aaron Lynch (DE) S Florida |
| Rd 5 – #30(170) | Keith Reaser (CB) FAU |
| Rd 6 – #4(180) | Kenneth Acker (CB) SMU |
| Rd 7 – #28(243) | Kaleb Ramsey (DT) BC |
| Rd 7 – #30(245) | Trey Millard (FB) Oklahoma |
How do you think the 49ers will do in 2014? Let us know in the comments below.