Ricky Pearsall needs to stay healthy. The talent has never been the question. Before the NFL, Pearsall made plays at Arizona State alongside Jayden Daniels, Rachaad White, and a talented Sun Devils roster before transferring to Florida, where he became one of the SEC’s most reliable receivers. With the Gators, he showed elite route-running, dependable hands, toughness over the middle, and the versatility to line up almost anywhere. NFL scouts loved how consistently he created separation and did the little things right. That’s why the San Francisco 49ers made him a first-round pick. Now the fit is even more intriguing. With Brock Purdy at quarterback, Christian McCaffrey demanding attention, George Kittle controlling the middle, Mike Evans stretching defenses with his size and red-zone ability, and Kyle Shanahan calling one of the NFL’s most creative offenses, Pearsall doesn’t have to force anything. He just has to be himself. Run crisp routes. Create separation. Catch everything ...