Training Camp Central

Another day, another round of potential wide receiver reinforcements being brought into 49ers camp.

The following was sent out by the 49ers on Tuesday morning regarding fan attendance at Levi’s Stadium for the 2020 season.

With the regular season fast approaching, the 49ers’ stable of available weapons seems to be dwindling by the day.

You might have a problem with Vernon Davis’ opinion, but you can’t knock him for not being honest.

The preseason isn’t long enough this year, but it’s still too long for the 49ers.

Another day of 49ers practice took place under poor air quality conditions on Saturday (above 150 AQI at the start), as fires continue to ravage the Bay Area and state of California.

Friday’s practice began a bit earlier than the 49ers had initially planned, as the weirdest NFL training camp got just a bit weirder.

Few things could be as demoralizing for a player than sitting on the sidelines in the Super Bowl. That was Dante Pettis’ reality last February.

Since D.J. Jones’ name came into the 49ers’ lexicon, there haven’t ever been doubts about his impact.

Nowhere else is there a more constant, eye-catching matchup in 49ers camp than on the left side of the offensive line.

The 49ers’ first full block of four practices has concluded, with padded practices now in full swing and set to resume after an off day.

Tuesday was the first time reporters were able to observe padded practice with a relatively clear view of the field.