John Lynch on Jauan Jennings: We’ll continue to work on a long-term deal

The 49ers and Jauan Jennings agreed to a re-worked contract on Wednesday, with $3 million in play-time incentives added to the receiver's deal.But with Jennings' contract still set to expire after the 2025 season, San Francisco and the wideout are not necessarily done negotiating.Jennings has also been dealing with a calf injury, but he was on the field on Wednesday as a limited participant in practice."[T]he great news is Jauan has looked great out there, and he's ready to go, and he kept himself in really good shape," Lynch said in a Thursday interview with KNBR, via David Bonilla of 49erswebzone.com. "Is there going to be a little rust? Hopefully not. He's played a lot of football for us, and his energy out there is palpable. We feel it. We're going to continue to try to work on a long-term deal, but right now we've got something, a solution, that works for everybody for the short term, and that's a good thing for the Niners."Lynch noted that while the club couldn't come to an agreement with Jennings now, the door isn't closed."Some teams do have the policy, once you hit the season, they put all contracts away. That's not something...