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The 49ers bring back Dre Greenlaw on a one-year, $7.5 million deal to reinforce their defense for 2026.
Greenlaw returns to the Bay Area after limited games in 2025 for Denver, but his impact remains valued by the 49ers.
Greenlaw is expected to slot back into the weakside linebacker role beside Fred Warner for the 49ers.

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Greenlaw returns to the 49ers on a one-year deal worth about $7.5 million, per Ian Rapoport.
The linebacker spent six seasons with San Francisco before a torn Achilles in Super Bowl LVIII.
Greenlaw returned to action in 2025 with the Broncos, recording 43 tackles and an interception in eight games.
The move brings a veteran presence back to San Francisco’s defense.
Greenlaw has appeared in 72 career games with 63 starts for the 49ers and Broncos combined.
The 49ers will look to leverage Greenlaw’s leadership after his Achilles injury healed.
The contract follows Greenlaw’s release by the Broncos earlier in the week.
Ian Rapoport of NFL Media first reported the agreement.
Greenlaw’s return completes a notable roster move for San Francisco this offseason.
The deal adds stability to the 49ers’ linebacking corps for 2026.

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Bengals assess a veteran linebacker as a priority to bolster their run defense and overall coverage.
Dre Greenlaw emerges as a top realistic option given affordability and injury history concerns.
Dre Greenlaw is healthy at the moment and could be signed to a short-term contract.
Cincinnati could pursue other linebackers after pursuing options that didn’t materialize in previous talks.
The focus remains on adding impact players across the defense to become true contenders in 2026.
The Bengals added Boye Mafe and Bryan Cook as offseason moves to bolster the defense.
The article positions Greenlaw as a potentially affordable veteran option for the Bengals.
Cincinnati remains open to adding multiple defensive pieces to reach contender status in 2026.
The report notes Greenlaw could be a practical fit due to injury concerns keeping his price down.

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Broncos release Dre Greenlaw with a post-June 1 designation, creating cap space for 2026.
Greenlaw joined Denver on a three-year, $35 million deal with $11.5 million guarantees.
Greenlaw played eight games this season with 43 tackles, 1 sack, and 1 interception before injuries and suspension.
Broncos re-signed linebackers Alex Singleton and Justin Strnad, shaping the position for 2026.
GM George Paton said the team will evaluate tape and balance free agency with the draft for the position.
Denver's cap flexibility supports pursuing external talent or reinforcing in-house depth.
The post-June 1 designation creates a schedule for salary cap impact beyond 2026.
The move follows Greenlaw’s earlier neutral-to-negative return on investment for Denver.
The Broncos had previously emphasized internal retention before making the cut.

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