"After returning to the practice field Monday and participating in Wednesday and Thursday sessions, San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Jauan Jennings spoke publicly for the first time about an eventful summer that included a calf injury and a contract impasse. The 49ers and Jennings reached agreement Wednesday night on a slight modification to his contract that includes the opportunity to earn $3 million in additional play-time incentives in 2025."
"Asked Thursday whether he was happy with that outcome despite not getting the lucrative, long-term deal he sought, Jennings seemed content. "Oh yeah, I love money," Jennings said. "You love money? I love money." Of course, Jennings will have to reach certain benchmarks in order to receive that money with the possibility of raising his take-home pay for 2025 from $7.5 million to $10.5 million."
Jauan Jennings returned to 49ers practice after a summer featuring a calf injury and a contract impasse. The 49ers and Jennings agreed to a slight contract modification that adds the opportunity to earn $3 million in 2025 play-time incentives. Jennings indicated he was content with the outcome while acknowledging the money depends on benchmarks that could raise his 2025 pay from $7.5 million to $10.5 million. Adam Schefter reported Jennings turned down a long-term extension to play out his deal. General manager John Lynch said the team and Jennings could not reach agreement on a long-term deal but did not rule it out.
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