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One of the few areas of concern for the San Francisco 49ers this offseason is wide receiver.
The Super Bowl 54 runner-up has four wide receivers scheduled to make more than $1.7 million in 2020, but only one of them produced over 500 receiving yards last season.
The loss of Emmanuel Sanders to the New Orleans Saints in free agency complicated matters more since he was the third-best pass-catcher for the NFC champion.
A lack of salary cap space could hamper the 49ers' pursuit of wide outs and players at other positions, which may force them into a trade to cut a larger contract.