The San Francisco 49ers signed seven-year veteran Ogbonnia Okoronkwo during training camp. Okoronkwo suffered a season-ending triceps tear last year. However, prior to that, he had become a notable rotational pass rusher, so there is a good chance he can make a push to get onto the 49ers roster. Where does he fit into the 49ers depth chart?

San Francisco 49ers Updated Depth Chart After Ogbo Okoronkwo Signing 

Nick Bosa

Bosa is back at practice but is still coming back slowly as he recovers from his ACL. So he has not done much work with the team yet.

Mykel Williams

Williams has not practiced yet, as he is recovering from his ACL. The combination of Bosa and Williams being out has given depth pieces more chances, but has also depleted the depth. 

Romello Height

Height has been in and out with a few small injuries. However, he just returned. The team needs him to fill the speed rusher role. If he does not, they now have Okoronkwo to step in for him. 

Keion White 

White missed time this offseason with a foot injury. Now, he is missing time with an adductor. He was supposed to be getting the snaps that Williams is missing out on. His injury is why the team needed to go outside the roster. 

Sam Okuayinonnu

Okuayinonnu is a run defender with limited upside in the passing game. However, he has consistently been one of the few healthy names here, so has taken plenty of first-team work.  

Ogbonnia Okoronkwo

Okoronkwo averaged 3.6 sacks per year from 2021-2024. He also averaged 439 snaps per season over that span. He missed almost all of the 2025 season, but this is a player who contributes. If Height is not ready for serious work, he could jump into first-team snaps. 

Cam Sample

Sample played 234 snaps last year. He was signed to add depth but has been missing time with a knee injury.  

Quinton Bell

Bell has 433 career snaps, and 114 were last year. The  2019 seventh-round pick was signed to give them depth in training camp. 

KJ Henry 

Henry has 332 snaps, and 281 of them came in his rookie season back in 2023. The former fifth-round pick has bounced around the NFL since then and is unlikely to stick on the roster.

Titus Leo

The 2023 sixth-round pick has nine career snaps. He was signed this offseason due to the lack of depth.