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San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch indicated Brandon Aiyuk is unlikely to remain with the team, citing an unresolved situation and Aiyuk’s ACL injury; the club reportedly voided his 2026 guaranteed money, and coach Kyle Shanahan had said Aiyuk wasn’t showing up for rehab. With Aiyuk seemingly out, the 49ers are prioritizing re-signing WR Jauan Jennings, who led San Francisco in catches, yards, and TDs in 2025.
Coach Kyle Shanahan praised Jauan Jennings as a true competitor and dependable third-down option for the 49ers, noting his high-level play even when not the top target. Jennings, entering free agency again after signing a two-year, $11.89 million deal previously, posted 265 receiving yards in 2023, 975 in 2024, and 643 yards with nine touchdowns in 2025, including a key TD on a trick play in the wild-card win over the Eagles. With ongoing contract discussions, Jennings is poised to attract significant attention on the open market in the coming weeks.
The article discusses the San Francisco 49ers' current season, focusing on Brock Purdy's injury status, team performance despite injuries, game planning for upcoming matches, and the potential trade or compensation for Jauan Jennings, highlighting the team's resilience and strategic considerations.
The 49ers listed QB Brock Purdy, WR Ricky Pearsall, and WR Jauan Jennings as non-participants in practice due to injuries, with Purdy and Pearsall questionable for Thursday Night Football against the Rams. Other players like Robert Beal and Jordan Watkins also missed practice, while some returned in limited capacity. Mac Jones remains the backup quarterback if Purdy cannot play.
Jauan Jennings will miss the 49ers' game against the Cardinals due to ankle and shoulder injuries, with quarterback Brock Purdy also likely to miss the game, leaving the 49ers short-handed at wide receiver and quarterback.
The San Francisco 49ers secured a win over the Saints despite missing key starters, with several players like Mac Jones, Jauan Jennings, Bryce Huff, Luke Farrell, and Mykel Williams seeing their stock rise due to strong performances, highlighting the team's depth and emerging talent.
The 49ers restructured Jauan Jennings' contract with incentives, and while they are open to negotiating a long-term deal, nothing is finalized yet. Jennings, who has been recovering from a calf injury, is in good shape and performing well, with the team expressing strong interest in keeping him long-term.
The 49ers have given Jauan Jennings a modest, incentive-based raise up to $10.5 million to protect against injury risks, but his future role is uncertain due to team depth and emerging targets, which could impact his satisfaction and performance incentives.
The San Francisco 49ers and wide receiver Jauan Jennings have agreed to add $3 million in incentives to his 2025 contract, allowing him to earn up to $10.5 million, as he prepares for the upcoming season after returning from injury and resolving previous trade requests. The team is optimistic about retaining Jennings, who had a career-best season in 2024, and has also signed other receivers to bolster their roster for the season opener.
The 49ers added $3 million in playing-time incentives to Jauan Jennings's 2025 contract, increasing his potential earnings from $7.4 million to $10.4 million, as he remains a key receiver despite injury and contract negotiations.
Jauan Jennings declined a multi-year deal from the 49ers to bet on himself, accepting a one-year contract with $3 million in incentives that could raise his earnings to $10.5 million, aiming for a bigger contract next offseason.
The San Francisco 49ers have added incentives to Jauan Jennings' contract and are making adjustments to their wide receiver unit, indicating ongoing roster improvements.
Jauan Jennings is expected to play in the 49ers' season opener against the Seahawks after recovering from a calf injury, with the team still deciding on other receiver roles. The 49ers made roster moves, including swapping veteran receivers Marquez Valdes-Scantling and Russell Gage, and are assessing their receiver options as they prepare for the game. Jennings's contract situation remains unresolved, and the team is dealing with injuries and suspensions among their receivers.
Kawakami discusses how the San Francisco 49ers successfully handled their confrontation with Jauan Jennings, highlighting strategic or emotional aspects of the team's approach.
Three key 49ers players—Jauan Jennings, Dominick Puni, and Kalia Davis—are expected to return from injury and play in the season opener against the Seahawks, boosting the team's lineup for the game.