49ers Sign Robbie Chosen, Add Coach Gus Bradley's Son Carter Amid Injury Concerns

The San Francisco 49ers have made key roster moves to bolster their wide receiver and quarterback depth ahead of the 2025 NFL season. They signed veteran wide receiver Robbie Chosen, formerly Robbie Anderson, who previously had multiple 1,000-yard seasons but has struggled with injuries and consistency in recent years; Chosen replaces Marquez Callaway, who was released to clear roster space. The 49ers' wide receiver room faces challenges with injuries to key players like Jauan Jennings and Brandon Aiyuk, and the departure of Deebo Samuel via trade, making Chosen's addition particularly timely. On the quarterback front, the 49ers signed Carter Bradley, son of assistant head coach Gus Bradley, after he was released by the Las Vegas Raiders; Bradley brings experience from Toledo and South Alabama but went undrafted in 2024. These moves reflect the 49ers' efforts to address critical needs and maintain competitiveness under coach Kyle Shanahan with a blend of veteran presence and developmental talent. The organization has managed these additions carefully to avoid conflicts of interest, as Gus Bradley emphasized the professional separation between his coaching role and his son's player status.