A couple of San Francisco 49ers players got some extraordinary news on Monday. The NFL delivered a rundown of the main 25 exhibition based pay conveyances for the 2023 season and Niners quarterback Brock Purdy and cornerback Deommodore Lenoir each made the rundown. A production of the CBA, the NFL has a pool of cash every year that is given out to players on their youngster contracts who were taken later in the draft in light of a recipe that consolidates draft position and playing time.
While Purdy’s status as an Ace Bowl beginning quarterback on a NFC Champion would effortlessly make him the most conspicuous late-round pick as of late, Purdy just got the 24th-biggest reward ($739,795). Since the equation isn’t held up by position, Purdy’s playing time under focus is dealt with equivalent to some other position. Besides, unique draft position assumes a part in the equation, neutralizing Purdy, who was the last pick in the draft. In any case, the reward almost pairs the Iowa Express item’s base compensation last time of $870,000.
Lenoir, a fifth-round pick in the 2021 draft, was a starter at corner for the 49ers in every one of the 17 games, yet additionally profited from taking the field in 15% of the group’s unique group snaps too. The Oregon item, Lenoir recorded 84 handles, 10 passes guarded, 3 captures, and a tackle for misfortune. His $790,744 reward was the fourteenth best in the association. Lenoir’s base compensation in 2023 was $940,000.
Its an obvious fact that the 49ers have had a mind blowing measure of progress on late-round draft picks during Kyle Shanahan’s residency. While late-round picks who become starters on youngster contracts are still essentially come up short on, the NFL’s exhibition rewards really do leave a little mark on having up a portion of the effect.
