The San Francisco 49ers enter the 2019 offseason with a number of obvious holes in the team’s roster. In the coming months, general manager John Lynch and head coach Kyle Shanahan’s primary focus will be on the passing game — on both sides of the ball.
San Francisco went through three starting quarterbacks last season, yet their passing attack was essentially a one-man show. Sophomore tight end George Kittle‘s outlandish 2018 target share won’t be repeated in 2019, and can’t be relied upon by the 49ers’ management and coaching staff going forward.