The San Francisco 49ers have recently parted ways with several players as the league year kicks off, prompting General Manager John Lynch to address fans' concerns about the potential impact on the team's future.

Speaking at Stanford's Pro Day, Lynch expressed his sadness over the departures but quickly pivoted to a message of reassurance for the faithful 49ers supporters.

Lynch emphasized the organization’s proactive stance, stating, "We have a plan," aimed at rejuvenating the roster.

With the 49ers holding a remarkable 11 selections in the upcoming draft, Lynch underscored the importance of looking ahead.

"The bottom line is you're always looking at years out. We forecast it, and we've got some big things coming our way," he said.

Lynch believes that creating financial flexibility is crucial for the team's long-term success.

“You don’t want to get to a point where you have to do things just to keep your roster afloat,” he stated, highlighting the need for strategic planning and room to maneuver.

One of the pressing matters on Lynch's agenda is the status of quarterback Brock Purdy’s contract.

Although Lynch opted not to delve into specifics regarding this issue, the development could have significant implications for the 49ers' financial strategy moving forward.

As fans eagerly await the draft, the 49ers' front office is clearly eager to bolster their roster and keep the hopes of a Super Bowl run alive.

With a blend of young talent and strategic acquisitions on the horizon, the 49ers are certainly positioning themselves for a promising future.

Stay tuned as we keep you updated on the latest developments in what promises to be an action-packed offseason!