It's fair to wonder if the San Francisco 49ers are regretting not having traded wide receiver Jauan Jennings earlier this offseason when he reportedly asked for either an extension or a trade.
Granted, the Niners' thinness at the position mandated Jennings stay, yet his stock value was never higher after coming off a career-best season in 2024 that saw him net 975 yards as the offense's top receiver.
Now, though, Jennings' stock value has plummeted. Fast.
The receiver hasn't exactly helped his case for a would-be trade either. After settling for a revised contract in 2025 that promises plenty of incentives based on performance, Jennings has just 10 catches for 136 yards and a touchdown, already well-trailing San Francisco's recently added receiver, Kendrick Bourne, who boasts 371 yards on 23 receptions after signing ahead of Week 2.