SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — The San Francisco 49ers have signed their top two draft picks to four-year contracts just before the start of training camp.
The Niners announced deals Thursday with No. 2 overall pick defensive end Nick Bosa and second-round receiver Deebo Samuel. The 49ers report to camp Friday and will hold their first practice the following day.
Bosa will be paid about $33.5 million under the deal. His older brother, Joey, missed all of training camp as a rookie with the Chargers during a contract holdout.
Samuel is slated to earn $7.7 million under his deal, according to the rookie wage scale.
San Francisco also waived offensive lineman Erik Magnuson with an injury designation and cut defensive back Alex Brown.
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