The San Francisco 49ers spent the first leg of the 2026 offseason aggressively overhauling their wide receiver depth chart. The Free Agent Landscape: Deebo on the MarketFormer 49ers All-Pro Deebo Samuel remains a free agent as mid-July turns toward late-summer camp dates. AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementDuring his 16 games with Washington, Samuel logged 72 receptions for 727 yards and five receiving touchdowns, operating heavily underneath with a low 5.2-yard average depth of target. George Kittle: "I also have a guest house labeled 'Deebo's second home.'" The Roster Logic: Nostalgia vs. DevelopmentFor the 49ers, bringing back Samuel on a one-year contract would provide elite insurance behind Evans, Kirk, and sophomore wideout Ricky Pearsall.