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Vincent Bonsignore argues that the San Francisco 49ers must be aggressive ahead of the November 10 trade deadline to maximize their Super Bowl window. Following a 6-1 start to the season, Bonsignore contends that San Francisco should actively target high-profile talent such as New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson or Las Vegas Raiders edge rusher Maxx Crosby, even if it requires surrendering premium future draft capital.
According to the column, Wilson would give quarterback Brock Purdy a dependable target amidst receiver injuries, while Crosby would bolster an edge rush dealing with Nick Bosa's health issues. Bonsignore notes that rival contenders have already made significant upgrades, arguing that San Francisco cannot afford to let future roster flexibility prevent them from securing a championship.
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