Today I want to update everyone, post Divisional Round weekend, pre Conference Championship Round, on what the 49ers adjustments/credits could look like for 2023.

The 49ers gave out a good amount of guaranteed base salaries, to either veterans, or undrafted free agents, so let’s begin.

We’ll begin with the veterans.

QB Nate Sudfeld – Sudfeld received a 1-year, $2 million deal from the 49ers, but was cut at final cuts, but was signed by Detroit to a 1-year deal, worth $1.035 million, so they’ll get back most of the $2 million.

WR Malik Turner – Turner got a 1-year deal from the 49ers, with $300,000 guaranteed, and he was recently released from the practice squad, but signed by the Raiders to their practice squad, so the 49ers will get back the entire $300,000.

WR Marcus Johnson – Johnson signed a 1-year deal with the 49ers, with $250,000 guaranteed, and was on the Giants practice squad, and he’s now on the Giants 53-man roster now, he’s made enough for the 49ers to get the $250,000 back.

DE Kemoko Turay – Turay signed a 1-year deal with the 49ers, worth $1.7 million, with $1 million fully guaranteed, and the 49ers will get back $801,622 of the $1.1 million.

CB Dontae Johnson – Johnson signed a 1-year deal, that included $560,000 guaranteed, but he’s on the practice squad, and thus far he’s set to earn $447,667, so the 49ers will get most of the $560,000 that they gave him in guaranteed money.

Now let’s look at the undrafted free agents.

WR Tay Martin – Martin got $45,000 guaranteed.

RG Jason Poe – Poe got $65,000 guaranteed.

SLB Marcelino McCrary-Ball – McCrary-Ball got $100,000 guaranteed.

CB Qwuantrezz Knight – Knight received $25,000 guaranteed.

FS Tayler Hawkins – Hawkins got $50,000 guaranteed.

Between the veterans, and rookies, the 49ers should get back $3,119,289.

Next is per game roster bonus credits for 2023.

QB Jimmy Garoppolo – Jimmy G suffered a broken foot against the Dolphins, and will miss the rest of the season, so the 49ers will get back $88,235 from his $500,000 per game roster bonus.

FB Kyle Juszczyk – Juice missed 1 game, so the 49ers will get $23,529 from his $400,000 per game roster bonus.

LT Trent Williams – Williams missed 3 games, and he has a $750,000 per game roster bonus, the 49ers would get $44,118 in adjustments/credits in 2023.

DE Samson Ebukam – Ebukam missed 2 games, and he has a $500,000 per game roster bonus, so the 49ers would get $58,824 in adjustments/credits in 2023.

DT Arik Armstead – Armstead missed 8 games, and he has a $750,000 per game roster bonus, the 49ers would get $352,941 in adjustments/credits in 2023.

NT Hassan Ridgeway – Ridgeway is on injured reserve, and he missed 5 games, thus the 49ers will get back $100,000 of his $340,000 per game roster bonus in adjustments/credits in 2023.

WLB Dre Greenlaw – Greenlaw missed 2 games, and the 49ers will get back $58,824 of his $500,000 per game roster bonus.

CB Emmanuel Moseley – Moseley tore his ACL, and missed 11 games, so the 49ers will get back 6 games worth of his $500,000 per game roster bonus, so the 49ers would get $176,471 back in adjustments/credits in 2023.

FS Jimmie Ward – Ward missed 5 games, and will get back 4 games worth of his $500,000 per game roster bonus, which comes out to $117,647 in adjustments/credits in 2023.

These add up to $1,020,588.

The 49ers will also get back $1.95 million of Garoppolo’s $5.65 million LTBE incentives, so all in all, the 49ers would get back $6,992,377 in adjustments/credits, but since Jake Brendel earned his $152,500 incentive for 50% or more playtime, George Odum earned $250,000 for being named to 2nd-Team All Pro, and Garoppolo earned $500,000 from his LTBEs is due to the 49ers making the playoffs, with Garoppolo playing in at least 50% of the 49ers offensive snaps, so the 49ers adjustments/credits would be $6,089,877.

While the $6.089 million isn’t a lot, but it’s still something, and the 49ers can use any, and all extra cap room in 2023 to retain their own.

As always, thank you for reading, you can follow me on twitter @49erscap for more salary cap information & tidbits.

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ByJason Hurley

Die Hard 49ers fan from New York, been covering the 49ers salary cap since 2005, with several different websites, including NinersNation.com, & the now defunct NinerCapHell, I have a track record of being as accurate as possible, I try to be as thorough as possible, and you can find me on X/Twitter @49erscap, & on Blue Sky App @49erscap.bsky.social.

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