What happened: The Minnesota Vikings have agreed to terms with former San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Jauan Jennings on a one-year contract, per NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. The deal carries an $8 million base value and can reach $13 million with incentives. Agent Drew Rosenhaus confirmed the agreement, with the team adding Jennings to a receiver room headlined by Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison.

Why it matters: Jennings gives Minnesota a physical, contested-catch presence who developed into a dependable third option in San Francisco's offense. The structure — modest base with up to $5M in incentives — limits the Vikings' downside while giving Jennings a chance to reset his market on a one-year prove-it deal. The signing follows reports that Jennings rebuffed a higher 49ers offer earlier in the cycle, making the $8M base a notable market correction.

What to watch: Watch for the Vikings' formal announcement and any corresponding roster move, plus how Jennings slots alongside a reshaped Minnesota skill group heading into 2026 OTAs. Incentive triggers — likely tied to receptions, yardage, or playing time — will shape the deal's true value.