49ers long snapper Taybor Pepper chose not for hit limited free agency, and rather required a two-year agreement to get back to San Francisco.

NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport after the marking announced Pepper kept away from confined free organization and took an agreement rather that accompanied ensured cash he probably wouldn’t have gotten on the RFA market.

ESPN’s Field Yates on Tuesday announced some extra agreement subtleties for the 26-year-old. As per Yates, Pepper’s two-year bargain is worth up to $2.08 million with a $80,000 signing bonus. The long snapper will get a $920,000 compensation in 2021 with $202,000 ensured.

It’s uplifting news for San Francisco that the long snapper spot didn’t turn into a drawn out issue they needed to add to an all around full plate of offseason needs. Long snapper Kyle Nelson was suspended late in 2018 for 10 games that crossed the last four of the 2018 mission and the initial six of 2019. While he was out in 2019, San Francisco experienced three long snappers while they attempted to make sure about a reasonable arrangement.

Nelson returned and played well until a Week 3 debacle in 2020 where he showered a few deviant snaps in a victory prevail upon the Giants. While the terrible snaps didn’t cost the 49ers, they weren’t going to take risks. They cut the veteran and marked Pepper, who was unshakable over his last 12 games. He missed the season finale on the COVID-19 rundown.

Pepper cemented a place that was a thistle in San Francisco’s side for parts of three seasons. His significance for the 49ers is appeared in the subtleties of his two-year agreement.