Availability
Jauan Jennings has agreed to a one year deal with the Minnesota Vikings worth up to $13 million.
Fantasy Impact
Jennings will go to a now stacked wide receiver room with Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison. He didn’t receive nearly the market he hoped for in free agency after a down year, and he will look to rebuild his value and likely test the market next year.
Free agent WR Jauan Jennings reportedly left his visit with the Vikings without a deal, but talks are ongoing.
Fantasy Impact
Minnesota is reportedly interested in a one-year deal with Jennings. This will remain a situation to monitor in the coming weeks as he remains one of the top wide receivers available.
Jauan Jennings will visit the Minnesota Vikings both Tuesday night and Wednesday.
Fantasy Impact
Jennings has finally started to make some rounds after staying out of the first few waves of free agency and the draft. He will now get to see what teams will most want or need his services now that things have largely settled. Minnesota doesn’t have much depth behind Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison, so Jennings could be a nice option for the team. For fantasy, however, it’s not very appealing being the WR3 behind those two names.
The San Francisco 49ers reportedly would like to bring back wide receiver Jauan Jennings, who is set to become a free agent in 2026.
Fantasy Impact
Jennings' two-year contract expires at the end of the season, but the 49ers could be looking to bring back their leading receiver after a tumultuous offseason in 2025. Jennings recorded 55 receptions for 643 yards, serving as a red-zone weapon with nine touchdowns. He battled through several injuries, as did much of the team, playing in 15 games while George Kittle, Brandon Aiyuk, and Ricky Pearsall missed time. Finding common ground on the price could be tricky, but the 49ers have the opportunity to extend him before he hits free agency.
Jauan Jennings caught four passes for 35 yards in San Francisco's 13-3 loss to Seattle on Saturday night.
Fantasy Impact
Jennings actually led San Francisco in yards per catch (8.8) against Seattle's swarming defense on Saturday night. It marked the tenth time this season that Jennings hauled in at least four passes and he finishes second on the team in receiving yards (643) and third in catches (55). He led the 49ers with nine receiving touchdowns.