US Edition49ers, Alfred Collins agree to 4-year, $10.3M deal: report
SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, JUL 17 – Alfred Collins agreed to a four-year rookie deal with $9 million guaranteed, ending a league-wide delay in second-round draft signings, sources said.
- The San Francisco 49ers signed defensive tackle Alfred Collins to a four-year, $10.3 million rookie contract on July 17, 2025, in California.
- Collins' signing followed an offseason impasse where most second-round picks sought fully guaranteed contracts like those received by two prior second-rounders.
- Collins, a 6-foot-7 former Texas player with 142 tackles in 64 games, did not practice yet due to a calf injury sustained at his pro day but is expected to be ready for training camp starting July 22.
- His deal includes $9 million guaranteed, covering 88% of the total value, and is expected to prompt other unsigned second-round rookies across the NFL to finalize their contracts.
- With Collins joining, the 49ers complete their draft class amid a defensive line renovation, positioning him as a key contender for the 3-technique role this season.
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49ers sign rookie Collins after second-round guarantee deadlock
The 49ers announced Thursday that they had signed second-round pick Alfred Collins to a four-year contract. Collins’ deal could pay the 23-year-old defensive tackle up to $10.3 million over the four seasons and includes $9 million guaranteed, according to ESPN, which initially reported the agreement Wednesday evening. With training camp set to open next week, rookies have been at the 49ers’ facility preparing for their veteran colleagues’ arriva…
Sources: 49ers' Collins third Round 2 pick in fold
The 49ers' agreement with DT Alfred Collins is worth $10.3 million over four years and includes $9M guaranteed, sources told ESPN. He becomes just the third second-round pick this year to have signed with his team (Carson Schwesinger, Jayden Higgins).
49ers, Alfred Collins agree to 4-year, $10.3M deal: report
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Former Texas Longhorns defensive lineman Alfred Collins has reportedly signed his first NFL contract Wednesday evening. Collins and the 49ers agreed to a 4-year, $10.3 million deal, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. More than $9 million is guaranteed, something Schefter called "a huge jump over last year's No. 43 overall pick" and should "trigger multiple second-round signings." Texas defensive lineman Alfred Collins (95) celebr…
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