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sports1 year ago

"49ers Secure Pass-Rusher Leonard Floyd in 2-Year, $20M Deal"

The San Francisco 49ers have been active in the 2024 free agency, making several moves including signing defensive end Leonard Floyd to boost their pass rush, re-signing quarterback Brandon Allen, and agreeing to part ways with defensive tackle Arik Armstead. Additionally, they tendered a contract to wide receiver Jauan Jennings and signed offensive tackle Colton McKivitz to a one-year deal, while tight end Charlie Woerner and defensive back Isaiah Oliver are set to depart.

sports1 year ago

Jets Acquire QB Tyrod Taylor and Guard John Simpson

The New York Jets have signed former New York Giants quarterback Tyrod Taylor and former Baltimore Ravens guard John Simpson to address their offensive needs, with Taylor expected to serve as a backup for Aaron Rodgers. Additionally, the Jets finalized a deal with former San Francisco 49ers defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw. Simpson is set to replace left guard Laken Tomlinson, while Kinlaw is expected to provide depth on the defensive line.

sports1 year ago

"Jets Secure Deals with Tyrod Taylor, John Simpson, and Javon Kinlaw in NFL Free Agency"

The New York Jets have reached deals with former Baltimore Ravens guard John Simpson on a two-year contract worth up to $18 million and former San Francisco 49ers defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw on a one-year deal. Simpson, who started every game at left guard for the Ravens in 2023, brings durability and experience to the Jets' offensive line, while Kinlaw, who had a strong 2023 season after struggling with injuries, adds depth to the team's defensive line.

sports2 years ago

49ers' Arik Armstead ruled out for Seahawks clash

San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan stated that he would be surprised if defensive tackle Arik Armstead plays against the Seattle Seahawks due to a foot and knee injury. While Armstead's injury is not expected to be long-term, his absence would be felt as the team aims for a playoff run in January. Javon Kinlaw is expected to step up in Armstead's place, and Shanahan praised his improvement and performance in recent weeks. Kinlaw, who is an unrestricted free agent after this season, has the opportunity to showcase his skills and potentially earn a contract with the 49ers or another team.

sports2 years ago

Steve Wilks Optimistic About 49ers' Defensive Additions and Future Success

New 49ers defensive coordinator Steve Wilks is excited about defensive linemen Javon Kinlaw and Drake Jackson, who have been training at the team facility all offseason. Wilks believes Jackson has the ability to be Nick Bosa’s primary bookend and has been impressed with his progress in the weight room. The 49ers are looking for both players to take a big step forward this season. Wilks also spoke about his specialty, the secondary, and said the team will continue to use a lot of zone concepts while perhaps taking more advantage of the long-armed talent they have at cornerback.

sports2 years ago

49ers decline Kinlaw's option, exercise Aiyuk's.

The San Francisco 49ers will decline the 2024 fifth-year option on defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw's rookie contract and exercise the same option on wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk's deal. Kinlaw has struggled with injuries and production, while Aiyuk has become one of the team's most productive offensive players. The Niners hope Kinlaw can emerge as a key rotational player, while Aiyuk's future looks bright with the team.

sports2 years ago

49ers' DeForest Buckner Finds Javon Hargrave's Contract Amusing

Former San Francisco 49ers defensive tackle DeForest Buckner commented on Javon Hargrave's contract with the Philadelphia Eagles, saying it was "just funny how they literally gave him the same contract" he was seeking from the 49ers. Buckner was traded to the Indianapolis Colts in 2020 after failing to agree on a contract extension with the 49ers. The team used the first-round pick they received to select Javon Kinlaw as Buckner's replacement. The article argues that the 49ers' biggest mistake was waiting until midway through the 2021 season to move Arik Armstead inside at defensive tackle.