Following weeks of negotiations, Alfred Collins has signed his first NFL contract with the San Francisco 49ers. On Wednesday, Collins and the 49ers agreed on a four-year deal worth $10.3 million. It includes $9 million guaranteed. Now, the former Longhorn can focus on preparing for the regular season with his future secured.

The 49ers had a hole at defensive tackle after releasing former prized free agent signee Javon Hargrave over the offseason.

The San Francisco 49ers have officially signed the final member of their 2025 rookie class—second-round pick Alfred Collins—ending any speculation that the defensive tackle might hold out when training camp practices begin next week.

The San Francisco 49ers have signed DL Alfred Collins to a four-year deal. With the signing, the 49ers now have all 11 of the team’s 2025 draft picks under contract.

In other words, the 49ers and Collins both need each other. It's an added bonus that Collins' rookie contract will also help many of his draft classmates get the money they deserve. Still, at the time of this writing,

Rookie defensive tackle Alfred Collins is finally on board with the San Francisco 49ers following a lengthy contract stalemate.

The second-round standoff, which involves Rams TE Terrance Ferguson, could be coming to an end after the 49ers signed Alfred Collins.

The San Francisco 49ers agreed to contract terms with their second-round pick, Alfred Collins, according to Adam Schefter. This is a move that could impact the Indianapolis Colts, along with a number of other NFL teams.

The next big domino in the second round has fallen: 49ers’ second-round pick Alfred Collins, the No. 43rd overall selection, reached agreement tonight on a four-year, $10.3 million deal that includes over $9 million guaranteed and now is expected to trigger multiple second-round signings,