{"id":16003,"date":"2022-10-23T12:00:31","date_gmt":"2022-10-23T16:00:31","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/49erscap.com\/?p=16003"},"modified":"2022-10-23T22:10:53","modified_gmt":"2022-10-24T02:10:53","slug":"an-updated-look-at-the-49ers-2024-salary-cap-situation-with-5th-year-contract-option-numbers-for-brandon-aiyuk-javon-kinlaw-after-the-christian-mccaffrey-trade","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/49erscap.com\/index.php\/2022\/10\/23\/an-updated-look-at-the-49ers-2024-salary-cap-situation-with-5th-year-contract-option-numbers-for-brandon-aiyuk-javon-kinlaw-after-the-christian-mccaffrey-trade\/","title":{"rendered":"An updated look at the 49ers 2024 salary cap situation with 5th-Year contract option numbers for Brandon Aiyuk, & Javon Kinlaw, After the Christian McCaffrey trade"},"content":{"rendered":"

Back in September<\/strong>\u00a0<\/strong><\/a>I went over what we can expect Brandon Aiyuk, & Javon Kinlaw\u2019s 5th<\/sup>-year options could look like,\u00a0with them added to 2024, along with the Dre Greenlaw, & Mitch Wishnowsky\u2019s extensions added in, so today we\u2019ll go over this, post Christian McCaffrey trade.<\/p>\n

Right now, the 49ers have 27 players signed for 2024, accounting for $203,083,621, along with $819,000 in projected dead money from Oren Burks, giving them a total commitment of $203,902,621, leaving them $52,097,379 under a projected $256 million cap, but that\u2019s with just 27 players signed, so when you add in enough for 51 players, they\u2019d be $33,017,379 under a projected $256 million cap.<\/p>\n

Below are the 27 players currently signed for 2024, with their cap numbers.<\/p>\n

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  1. WR 19 Deebo Samuel(2025)- $28,572,000<\/li>\n
  2. LT 71 Trent Williams(2026)- $28,009,777<\/li>\n
  3. DT 91 Arik Armstead(2024)- $25,866,000<\/li>\n
  4. MLB 54 Fred Warner(2024)- $22,100,000<\/li>\n
  5. TE 85 George Kittle(2025)- $19,842,575<\/li>\n
  6. CB 7 Charvarius Ward(2024)- $15,405,000<\/li>\n
  7. RB 23 Christian McCaffrey(2025)- $12,000,000<\/li>\n
  8. QB 5 Trey Lance(2024)- $10,851,673<\/li>\n
  9. WLB 57 Dre Greenlaw(2024)- $9,632,382<\/li>\n
  10. FB 44 Kyle Juszczyk(2025)- $7,588,750<\/li>\n
  11. P 18 Mitch Wishnowsky(2026)- $2,825,000<\/li>\n
  12. LG 65 Aaron Banks(2024)- $2,250,694<\/li>\n
  13. SS 30 George Odum(2024)- $1,625,000<\/li>\n
  14. DE 95 Drake Jackson(2025)- $1,590,561<\/li>\n
  15. CB 20 Ambry Thomas(2024)- $1,425,154<\/li>\n
  16. RB 32 Tyrion Davis-Price(2025)- $1,393,240<\/li>\n
  17. WR 6 Danny Gray(2025)- $1,375,883<\/li>\n
  18. RG 74 Spencer Burford(2025)- $1,153,014<\/li>\n
  19. RT 76 Jaylon Moore(2024)- $1,135,759<\/li>\n
  20. CB 38 Deommodore Lenoir(2024)- $1,126,217<\/li>\n
  21. SS 29 Talanoa Hufanga(2024)- $1,115,038<\/li>\n
  22. RB 25 Elijah Mitchell(2024)- $1,100,893<\/li>\n
  23. CB 24 Samuel Womack III(2025)- $1,055,831<\/li>\n
  24. LG 63 Nick Zakelj(2025)- $1,032,590<\/li>\n
  25. NT 93 Kalia Davis(2025)- $1,018,003<\/li>\n
  26. QB 13 Brock Purdy(2025)- $1,004,253<\/li>\n
  27. RB 24 Jordan Mason(2024)- $988,334<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    As I said in my article about Aiyuk, & Kinlaw\u2019s 5th<\/sup>-year options, I don\u2019t expect either to hit the Pro Bowl tier, just because it\u2019s so loaded in the NFC for both WR & DT.<\/p>\n

    For Kinlaw, you have the likes of Aaron Donald(Rams), Leonard Williams(Giants), Vita Vea(Buccaneers), Jonathan Allen(Commanders), Kenny Clark(Packers), Grady Jarrett(Falcons), & Fletcher Cox(Eagles), so it\u2019s unlikely Kinlaw makes the pro bowl.<\/p>\n

    As for Aiyuk\u2019s competition for the pro bowl, you have his teammate & friend Deebo Samuel, plus the likes of A.J. Brown(Eagles), Cooper Kupp(Rams), D.K. Metcalf(Seahawks), Terry McLaurin(Commanders), Tyler Lockett(Seahawks), & D.J. Moore(Panthers) to compete with, and it\u2019s hard to imagine both Deebo & Aiyuk being selected, but I wouldn\u2019t be one to complain,.<\/p>\n

    So, with that all said, I expect Aiyuk to hit the playtime tier, which would give him a $13.585 million 5th<\/sup>-year option, which of course becomes fully guaranteed once exercised, and as for Kinlaw, I expect him to get the basic tier, which would be $9.652 million, again fully guaranteed, but that\u2019s a great number for Kinlaw, especially if he breaks out this season.<\/p>\n

    So, if we add in both of these numbers, the 49ers projected salary cap room goes to $28,949,379 with 29 players signed, but with the top 51 rule, they\u2019d have $11,460,379, but of course this doesn\u2019t include any 2023 draft picks, or 2024 draft picks, as it\u2019s way too early, and hard to project those.<\/p>\n

    If we add in projected numbers for the 2023 draft, courtesy of OverTheCap.com, the 49ers would lose an additional $8,202,838, putting them $20,747,541 under a projected $256 million cap, but that\u2019s with 37 players, with 51 players signed, the 49ers would have $9,617,541 in cap room.<\/p>\n

    If the 49ers are up against the cap in 2024, they have options to create cap room, as they could extend the likes of Charvarius Ward($9.148 million saved), and Arik Armstead($12.96 million saved).<\/p>\n

    Of course, the 49ers would likely try to lock up Aiyuk, & Kinlaw before 2024 comes along, if both play good to great, plus you have Nick Bosa, who will get a new deal next offseason, and the 49ers should be able to get him to have a cap number in the $14 million range for 2024, with the higher cap hits hitting in 2025, & beyond, which would give the 49ers $6,747,541 with 38 players signed, & $3,587,459 over with 51 players signed, but this doesn\u2019t potential extensions, or restructures.<\/p>\n

    Now, if for some reason Kinlaw can hit the playtime tier, that would be an extra $1.5 million, meaning their cap room would go down to $5,247,541 with 38 players signed, & $5,087,459 over with 51 players signed.<\/p>\n

    Now, if the 49ers decide not to pick up Kinlaw’s 5th<\/sup>-year option, then the 49ers would have $16,309,541 in cap room with 37 players signed, and with 51 players they’d have $5,179,541 in cap room, and this includes a potential Nick Bosa extension, with him having a $14 million cap hit.<\/p>\n

    The 49ers options for extensions & restructures are below.<\/p>\n

    Restructures<\/strong>:<\/p>\n

    RB Christian McCaffrey – $8.472 million max, $5.295 million minimum<\/p>\n

    WR Deebo Samuel – $15,877,600 max, $9,923,500 minimum<\/p>\n

    LT Trent Williams – $15.072 million max, $12.56 million minimum<\/p>\n

    MLB Fred Warner – $11.34 million max, $9.45 million minimum<\/p>\n

    Extensions<\/strong>:<\/p>\n

    DT Arik Armstead – $12.96 million<\/p>\n

    CB Charvarius Ward – $9.148 million<\/p>\n

    There you have it, another look at 2024, when taking into account Brandon Aiyuk, & Javon Kinlaw\u2019s projected 5th<\/sup>-year options, along with Dre Greenlaw, & Mitch Wishnowsky\u2019s new deals, and with Christian McCaffrey now included, along with an alternate version without Kinlaw’s 5th<\/sup>-year option.<\/p>\n

    As always, thank you for reading, you can follow me on twitter\u00a0@49erscap<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0for more salary cap information & tidbits.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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