The San Francisco 49ers are working to rebuild their deep passing attack, one of the best in the NFL. A key part of this effort involves quarterback Brock Purdy connecting with his targets. Mike Evans is expected to be a primary target for Purdy, which could be a significant factor in the team's passing game.
Further details on the 49ers' plans and progress are available from the San Francisco Standard, including information on Purdy's work with rookie De'Zhaun Stribling.
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