The 49ers Should Sign These 4 Free Agents Again...

In just over two weeks, the San Francisco 49ers will have to make a lot of decisions on free agency. Exactly twenty-one choices, as that is the number of players expected to be released as free agents. For a variety of reasons, not everyone will resign. The 49ers will give priority to some players over others, which is one of the reasons. These four free agents ought to be the 49ers’ top picks when they decide to resign.

DT JAVON KINLAW Javon Kinlaw’s career has been lacklustre, if not dismal. But the primary reason for that has been the ongoing injuries she has received. It was his first time ever playing a full season until this previous one. And what a crucial role player he turned out to be on the defensive line. It’s unlikely that he will ever be able to reach the first round impact that the 49ers drafted him in.

However, Kinlaw’s ability to control and even disrupt double teams has shown that he may have a positive impact for the 49ers. For the 49ers, having a player like that is beneficial. Kinlaw ought to be able to return on a favourable terms as well. A $4 million, one-year contract with incentives should do the trick, and the 49ers should definitely pursue it. I think the deal ended up being a good one because of Kinlaw’s improvement, especially considering how he appeared in his first full season of play.

The 49ers should re-sign him since his injury and recovery are the only things that need to be worried about. His signing bonus will be approximately $2.5 million, the same as it was when he was signed last year. Perhaps the 49ers will increase it to $3 million or add a tonne of incentives. In any case, the 49ers should consider Ferrell a key player to have back in order to prevent further defensive line gaps.

OL JON FELICIANO One could argue that Jon Feliciano was the 49ers’ second-best offensive lineman this season. It was a lifesaver to have backup at both left and right guard. In the end, Feliciano would maintain his starting position as a right guard, and the 49ers ought to target that for 2024. Feliciano isn’t the 49ers’ long-term solution either, but at least he provides coverage in case Spencer Burford isn’t available. In this manner, the 49ers can focus on their future at the position by looking to the draft. Feliciano is the offensive tackle they need to hang onto since he has always been a reliable swing player.

WR Jean Jensen To be honest, I was a little hesitant to feature Jauan Jennings on this page. First off, he is a restricted free agent, so there’s a good chance he plays again. Everything is contingent upon the draft tender they offer him. I believe the 49ers will tender Jennings in the second round. The 49ers can almost assure his return with that. But will they be willing to give him almost $5 million? Though he is the 49ers’ third-best wide receiver and the team’s fifth or sixth main option, he is undoubtedly worth that and possibly even more. Right now, Jennings is more of a luxury than a need. All that truly matters is whether the 49ers believe they can