Summary
The San Francisco 49ers are re-signing linebacker Dre Greenlaw for the 2026 season on a $7.5 million contract after one season with the Denver Broncos. Greenlaw returns to the team that drafted him, following his release from the Broncos where he dealt with injuries and a one-game suspension. He originally left the 49ers for a contract with the Broncos but is now set to compete for a starting position again.
Key Facts
- The San Francisco 49ers are bringing back Dre Greenlaw on a one-year, $7.5 million contract.
- Greenlaw was released by the Denver Broncos after one season due to injuries and a suspension.
- During his time with the Broncos, Greenlaw recorded 43 tackles, one sack, an interception, two pass deflections, and a forced fumble in eight games.
- Greenlaw started his career with the 49ers, who drafted him, and became popular for his playing style.
- He will compete with 49ers linebacker Dee Winters, who is dealing with injuries.
- The 49ers also have a recent draft pick, Nick Martin, competing for a linebacker position.
- Edge rusher Bryce Huff retired just after Greenlaw re-signed, opening more opportunities on the team.
