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According to Jay Glazer, the San Francisco 49ers and Minnesota Vikings recently had a trade agreement in place to bring wide receiver Jauan Jennings back to the Niners, but the deal fell through after Jennings made it clear he didn’t…

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Jauan Jennings reportedly rejected a trade that would have sent him back to the San Francisco 49ers. According to reporting from Fox Sports insider Jay Glazer, the two franchises had agreed to terms on a deal, but the move was contingent on Jennings agreeing to return during a call with head coach Kyle Shanahan and general manager John Lynch. Jennings opted instead to remain in Minnesota.
Jennings reportedly preferred to stay with the Vikings due to the positive direction of the organization, despite limited production this season. Writer Kyle Posey noted that while Jennings would have provided familiarity and blocking depth for San Francisco's depleted receiving corps, past sideline friction with Shanahan and Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell reflects his passionate demeanor.
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