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In the year 2025, the defense of the San Francisco 49ers might very well end up looking a little bit different.

There are some difficult choices that the front staff of the 49ers have to make now that the season is finished. Throughout the course of the year, San Francisco managed to deal with a wide variety of injuries, and things did not go according to plan. Although the 49ers have done an excellent job of managing the cap, the roster is set to become more expensive, and it is unlikely that any of the players will be able to return.

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Charvarius Ward, a star cornerback, is going to be a player that is going to be worth watching. It was James Brizuela of Newsweek who said that the Cincinnati Bengals might be a good fit for him. He is expected to be one of the better free agents that are currently available.

“Cinncinati was in the top half of teams in terms of passing yards allowed with an average of 223.5 yards per game,” Brizuela explained to reporters. The Bengals are in need of a boost at the position, and they may look to the San Francisco 49ers in order to acquire a free agent who is now available. Charvarius Ward, a standout cornerback for the 49ers, has indicated that he is interested in leaving the Bay Area, and the Bengals may be interested in using him as a player.

Due to the fact that Ward is about to become an unrestricted free agent, it is quite probable that he will be able to secure a new contract that would place him in the top 10 of the position. It is possible that the 49ers cornerback may receive a wage increase after having previously received an annual salary of $13.5 million. A total of 72 tackles, a league-leading 23 pass deflections, five interceptions, and one pick-six were all accomplishments that Ward achieved in the year 2023. As a result, he was selected for the Pro Bowl and placed on the second team of All-Pro.

The Bengals are yet another squad that experienced a season that did not live up to their expectations. In the event that he were to make the decision to leave, this appears to be a relatively reasonable place for him to settle down.