On this episode of Niners Now, host Brady Grustas breaks down the escalating uncertainty around Jauan Jennings’ contract talks and what the 49ers could do if the receiver demands a top-tier extension. With reports of multiple teams calling San Francisco about Jennings, Grustas evaluates whether his $20 million/year value is realistic and outlines three creative trade proposals.

Catch all the essential updates on the San Francisco 49ers as host Brady Grustas delivers breaking news about rookie DT Alfred Collins signing his four-year, $10.3 million contract, ending his brief holdout with training camp underway. Dive into a comprehensive fantasy football breakdown tailored to the 49ers’ roster: Get candid takes on Jauan Jennings' value as a WR1, Jacob Cowing’s sleeper status, and why George Kittle could be the best fourth-round pick at tight end. The episode weighs the risks on Christian McCaffrey, Brandon Aiyuk’s injury, and Brock Purdy’s draft position, giving actionable advice for both redraft and dynasty formats.

On the July 16, 2025, episode of Niners Now, Brady Grustas evaluates whether the San Francisco 49ers improved or regressed this offseason—and which second-year players are primed for a breakout. With major coaching changes, including the return of Robert Saleh as defensive coordinator and new special teams and offensive coordinators, the Niners have made clear upgrades on the sidelines. Brady breaks down each position group: the team returns Brock Purdy at quarterback, gets healthier at running back with Christian McCaffrey, and sees more youth and upside at receiver despite some key departures. Improvements on the defensive line and revamped defensive coaching signal a renewed emphasis on stopping the run and generating pressure. The episode also previews the impact of departures like Aaron Banks and Dre Greenlaw, highlights breakout potential for players such as Renardo Green in the secondary, and discusses injury updates on Brandon Aiyuk. Tune in for insight on why this year’s 49ers could surprise—and which young stars need to step up most for a Super Bowl push.