49ers Free Agency Tracker: Rumors, Reports, and signings: Romeo Doubs heads to the AFC East

After all the dust settled and the San Francisco 49ers signed Mike Evans, the deal was for one year, with $16.3 million in guarantees. The Niners have received positive reviews in the football community after signing Evans.

The 49ers also brought in Vederian Lowe as a potential swing option. What’s in store for Tuesday? The 49ers enter the day with roughly $30 million in cap space.

Trey Hendrickson is the top free agent available. I’ve always been a little hesitant about him and whether his production would translate to a winning team. At Hendrickson’s age with the injury he’s coming off, I don’t know if the Niners would be wise to invest in him.

If the 49ers are going to open the checkbook, former Seahawks cornerback Riq Woolen has the highest ceiling and would give you a matchup cornerback opposite of Deommodore Lenoir–who is realistically a CB2. Woolen would also dramatically increase the team’s speed.

The Athletic reported that the 49ers are interested in re-signing running back Brian Robinson Jr. Why draft Jordan James if that’s the case?

We’ll have plenty of other rumors, reports, and signings as the day goes along.

Kyle’s update, 11:15 a.m. PT: It’s been a slow morning of news compared to Monday. The Raiders traded Geno Smith to the Jets. The teams swapped late Day 3 picks.

The Texans signed Colts offensive tackle Braden Smith to a two-year, $20 million deal.

The Panthers released defensive tackle A’Shawn Robinson, who was with Raheem Morris when he was with the Rams. Robinson would take snaps away from Alfred Collins and C.J. West. Neither of those three is considered a pass rusher.

Packer’s wide receiver Romeo Doubs is headed to New England to join the Patriots. It’s a four-year, $70 million deal.