Six months after Nick Bosa said he’d practice patience in his contract talks with the 49ers, he’s yet to report as the season approaches.
Bosa is in Nashville for the NFL Draft, where he is selected No. 2 overall behind quarterback Kyler Murray .Bosa signs a four-year, $33.55 million contract that aligns with the NFL’s rookie wage scale.The 49ers exercise their fifth-year option on Bosa’s rookie contract, for a $17.9 million salary in 2023. “We’re going to do everything we can to keep him a part of this organization.
He’s a foundational player, much like Deebo , a difference maker,” general manager John Lynch said. “… At the appropriate time, we’ll endeavor to make that a reality that he’s here for a long time, but it’s all good there.”Asked about his future contract extension, Bosa tells this news organization: “I have a lot of faith that when the time comes, it will be smooth. … I definitely got lucky. I could have been elsewhere. I’m just happy, because this organization is so great.
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