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#nfl-contract

Pineiro, 30, stabilized the 49ers' kicking game after inconsistency from 2023 third-round pick Jake Moody, who Friday agreed to re-sign with the Washington Commanders on a one-year deal. Of the 29 field goals that Pineiro attempted last season, he made all except a 64-yard attempt that hit the crossbar in Indianapolis as the first-half expired in the 49ers' victorious December visit.

The decision means that Watson, who tore his right Achilles tendon in October 2024 and then underwent a second surgery in January after retearing it, will not play in the 2025 season. The deadline to activate Watson from PUP was Tuesday, when the practice window closed. During the last three weeks, Watson has conducted individual drills and run the scout team offense. He spent the first three months of the season on the PUP list, and the Browns opened his practice window on Dec. 3.

Wilson is off to a great start with 27 catches for 311 yards and three touchdowns. He has put up big numbers since he was drafted in 2022, but the Jets are 17 games under .500 in that time. They'll be trying to avoid an 0-5 start when they host the Cowboys on Sunday. Wilson hates losing. He made it clear in the past with his actions and words, but he has kept his emotions and frustrations in check this season.

Terry McLaurin's contract saga with the Washington Commanders has been long and frustrating. Tensions and resentment were building as the wideout felt undervalued by the franchise. But everything worked out well in the end. Although McLaurn hadn't spoken to the Commanders for more than a month leading up to training camp, things were always going to pick up closer to the event. Some middle ground was officially reached, and Washington can now move forward with its most prolific pass-catcher under contract for the foreseeable future.