The 49ers almost certainly will need a new starting left guard this offseason. The incumbent starter, Aaron Banks, will be a free agent in a few days and

The San Francisco 49ers have at least one starting job open on their offensive line, and they may have filled that spot for a bargain. Aaron Banks is slated for unrestricted free agency and the 49ers may not want or be able bring him back at his market value.

Whether or not Bartch vies for a starting role, the 49ers sought that option as they face the prospect of losing left guard Aaron Banks and swing tackle Jaylon Moore in free agency. Bartch drew praise last season after starting at Buffalo in place of an injured Banks,

According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, San Francisco 49ers left guard Aaron Banks is in a prime position to cash-in during free agency.

The San Francisco 49ers haven't drafted an offensive lineman since taking Notre Dame's Aaron Banks in the second round in 2021. That could change this April.

According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, San Francisco 49ers left guard Aaron Banks is in a prime position to cash-in during free agency.

A report surfaced from NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero that Aaron Banks could make anywhere between $18 and $20 million in free agency

How the 49ers are Having a Terrific OffseasonThe 49ers almost certainly will need a new starting left guard this offseason.The incumbent starter, Aaron Banks, will be a free agent in a few days and is expected to receive an incredibly lucrative contract extension according to The NFL Network's Tom Pelissero.

With one week to go before the start of NFL free agency, the 49ers rumor mill is picking up speed, although not in a positive direction. According to multiple reports released over the last couple of days,

Ben Bartch just re-signed, but there’s another player on the roster who might be groomed to take over Aaron Banks’s spot at left guard

The 49ers have plenty of holes to fill after a lackluster 2024 NFL season, in which they finished a playoff-less 6-11 and last in what was an up-for-grabs NFC West. And while San Francisco might seek external additions to improve the roster,