Colin Kaepernick is getting the opportunity to start at quarterback this week, and the San Francisco 49ers don't have to worry about Kaepernick being guaranteed any money if he gets injured. Kaepernick's new restructured contract was reported first by ESPN's Adam Schefter and Adam Caplan. The final four years of the deal can be voided by Kaepernick before the next league year starts in March of 2017.
49ers eliminate injury guarantees and last four years of Colin Kaepernick's contract
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49ers and Colin Kaepernick agree to restructured contract
By Site Staff
Oct 12, 2016
According to Adam Caplan and Adam Schefter of ESPN, the San Francisco 49ers and quarterback Colin Kaepernick have agreed to a new restructured deal that alleviates some of the 2017 guarantees within the quarterback's old contract. It is a deal that makes things easier on the...
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