The first fortnight of NFL free agency is complete, and fantasy football owners are left with their heads spinning. With over 200 free agents signed already, the power of the fantasy football landscape has shifted considerably. Here are current winners and losers among NFL teams in free agency during the month of March.<\/p>\n
The 49ers ended the season with five consecutive wins to finish 6-10. With franchise quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo<\/a><\/strong> now under center, San Francisco attacked free agency early and often. They upgraded the offensive line by signing 26-year-old Weston Richburg<\/a><\/strong> to a five-year, $47.5 million contract.\u00a0 Then, they traded former center Daniel Kilgore<\/a><\/strong> to Miami. Richburg only played four games last season before suffering a concussion. He was then placed on injured reserve, despite his assertion he was medically cleared to play<\/a>.\u00a0 This should be an upgrade for San Francisco, as Kilgore ranked as the 23rd overall best center by ProFootballFocus<\/a>. Despite losing veteran running back Carlos Hyde, the 49ers brought in Workout Metrics phenom Jerick McKinnon<\/a><\/strong> on a four-year, $30 million deal. As per PlayerProfiler, McKinnon ranks in the 91st percentile or better in 40-Yard Dash, Speed Score, Burst Score, Agility Score, and Bench Press. He will assume the dominant fantasy role that Devonta Freeman<\/a><\/strong> enjoyed under head coach Kyle Shanahan in Atlanta.<\/p>\n Looks like Jerick McKinnon might get his shot as a No. 1 back in San Francisco. pic.twitter.com\/t8Gno8inGN<\/a><\/p>\n — PFF Fantasy & Betting (@PFF_Fantasy) March 14, 2018<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n