That being the case, quarterback Brock Purdy may have to feed the ball to Pearsall and tight end George Kittle in the passing game. Kittle has proven to be one of the league's best tight ends for years now, so it's Pearsall's turn to show that he can be a dependable No. 1 option in a thin receiving room.

The San Francisco 49ers have a deep pool of wide receivers trying to earn a roster spot after being given an opportunity to compete at training camp.