The San Francisco 49ers released defensive end Leonard Floyd on Tuesday, the team announced. Floyd is the latest 49ers veteran who has been or will be jettisoned by the team this offseason.

San Francisco signed Floyd, 32, to a two-year, $20 million contract with $12 million guaranteed last offseason, but the 49ers opted to move on from him with no guaranteed money on the deal in 2025.

After spending one season with the team, the San Francisco 49ers released veteran pass rusher Leonard Floyd this offseason. He finished his only season in San Francisco with 8.5 sacks in 17 starts.

The San Francisco 49ers moved on from Leonard Floyd this offseason and now may look to replace him in free agency. They could target a New York Giants pass rusher to do so. Azeez Ojulari was a hot ...

This is one of the strangest things the 49ers did this offseason, and they've done some whoppers so far. On March 11, they released veteran defensive end Leonard Floyd and took on an $8.632 ...