The San Francisco 49ers are in the market for wide receivers this offseason, with several key players like Jauan Jennings and Kendrick Bourne hitting free agency. They have already signed Mike Evans and Christian Kirk but are still seeking additional talent for quarterback Brock Purdy. One option is Chris Brazzell II, a 2026 NFL draft prospect who will visit the team for a top-30 meeting. Brazzell, the son of former NFL and CFL player Chris Brazzell, had a notable college career, catching 136 passes for 2,072 yards and 16 touchdowns across four years at Tulane and Tennessee. He earned All-Conference honors twice and led the SEC in receiving touchdowns in his final season. However, he has some catching issues on shorter routes, which could impact his draft stock. With the 49ers' current depth chart likely featuring Evans, Kirk, and Ricky Pearsall as the top three receivers, Brazzell would be competing for the fourth spot as a rookie. Given that he is projected to be a third-round pick, the 49ers, who have only six draft picks, might consider addressing other positions on Day 2 of the draft.