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ESPN insider Adam Schefter said the Chiefs were among several teams interested in wide receiver Jauan Jennings, but he signed a one-year deal with the Minnesota Vikings worth up to $13 million (about $8 million base); Jennings was reportedly pursued by the Chiefs, Dolphins, and Commanders, and ultimately only visited Minnesota.
The Minnesota Vikings signed San Francisco 49ers WR Jauan Jennings to a one-year deal, reportedly beating out the Dolphins, Chiefs and Commanders for his signature. Jennings joins Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison to form a dangerous three-wideout corps; at 6‑2, 212 pounds he adds size as WR3 behind the star duo, with a path to bigger money next offseason if he performs.
The Minnesota Vikings signed veteran wideout Jauan Jennings to a one-year contract with an $8 million base (potentially $13 million with incentives). At 29, Jennings brings blocking and versatility, following a 2024 season with 77 catches for 975 yards and a career-high nine touchdowns last season, after logging 55 receptions for 643 yards. In 2025 he played 15 games without a 100-yard game but had seven red-zone touchdowns, tied for third in the league. Jennings should provide veteran depth behind Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison and bolster the run-blocking game in tight formations.
The Minnesota Vikings reportedly signed wide receiver Jauan Jennings to a one-year deal worth up to $13 million, addressing their need at receiver after Jalen Nailor left for the Raiders. Jennings, who had 643 receiving yards in 2025 and 975 yards in 2024 with the 49ers, visited Minnesota last week and will join Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison in a deeper WR group; base value and incentive structure weren’t disclosed.
Jauan Jennings visited the Vikings and is reportedly seeking “WR2” money in the $17–28 million per year range, but Minnesota’s cap constraints with Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison likely make that price tag impractical. Jennings has career totals of 2,581 yards and 22 TDs with no 1,000-yard season, and the team may prefer a shorter deal or veteran alternatives (e.g., Keenan Allen, DeAndre Hopkins, or Stefon Diggs) instead of committing to a multi-year, high-value contract for a receiver who would slot behind Jefferson and Addison.
Washington's plan to land Brandon Aiyuk appears to be slipping away after the 49ers' firm stance and Aiyuk's reluctance to discuss trades; the Commanders drafted Antonio Williams at 71 but may still wait on Aiyuk, while Minnesota hosted Jauan Jennings on a visit as a possible one-year prove-it option, potentially reshaping Washington's timetable ahead of the September 1 roster bonus deadline.
San Francisco 49ers president John Lynch says independent testing of alleged electromagnetic-field exposure at Levi’s Stadium found levels far below health concerns, calling the issue a “nothing burger” and stressing player, coach, and staff wellness. While the team pursues ongoing contract talks with Trent Williams, Lynch quipped about potential interest in Joey Bosa and also announced Jauan Jennings will move on to another team, praising his impact during his time with the 49ers.
The piece identifies five top fits for the remaining free agents: DJ Reader to the Indianapolis Colts to pair with Lou Anarumo’s scheme; Deebo Samuel to the Los Angeles Chargers to boost playmaking after the catch; Jauan Jennings to the Cleveland Browns as an efficient possession option; Joey Bosa to the Tennessee Titans to enhance edge rushing; and Aaron Rodgers to the Pittsburgh Steelers to reunite with Mike McCarthy, with PFF grades used to support each pairing.
With the top names signed, the piece maps out the best fits for remaining 2026 free agents. Jauan Jennings, a 6-foot-3, 212-pound possession receiver who battled injuries but posted solid production, is seen as a fit for the Los Angeles Chargers or Tennessee Titans. Other targets include Joey Bosa (Lions, 49ers), Taylor Decker (Bears, Browns), Stefon Diggs (Ravens, Titans), Leonard Floyd (Bears, 49ers), D.J. Reader (Cowboys, Vikings), Aaron Rodgers (Steelers), Bobby Wagner (Cowboys, Rams), and Kevin Zeitler (Lions, Chargers).
With holes still to fill, Cleveland is eyeing three free-agent targets—OT Rasheed Walker, S Nick Scott, and WR Jauan Jennings—to bolster the roster ahead of the NFL draft. Walker would shore up the tackle spot with a short, strong deal; Scott would bring veteran versatility to the secondary; Jennings would add a dynamic, albeit injury-prone, receiving option. Projections cited: Walker four years, $81 million; Scott two years, $10 million; Jennings three years, $67 million, while the team may still lean on Dawand Jones, Tytus Howard, and draft picks to finish the line and receiver corps.
With free agency winding down, Buffalo could land immediate starters in four targets: EDGE Bradley Chubb, LB Bobby Okereke, G Wyatt Teller and WR Jauan Jennings. Chubb is 29 and coming off an 8.5-sack season with a knee injury in 2024; his price is expected to land around $12–14M AAV. Okereke offers steady tackling and leadership at a potentially cheaper rate after a high-priced contract. Teller, a former Bills draft pick now healthy after a calf injury, could shore up the left guard spot. Jennings, near 29 with nine TDs last year, would add an outside weapon but may command a premium in a tight cap situation. Cap constraints will shape how aggressively Buffalo pursues these options for 2026.
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.