Arik Armstead Signs with Jaguars, Cites Disrespect from 49ers

After nine seasons and notable achievements with the San Francisco 49ers, Arik Armstead moves to the Jacksonville Jaguars, highlighting salary cap issues and a sense of disrespect as key factors.

Arik Armstead, former San Francisco 49ers defensive lineman, expressed feeling 'disrespected' by the team after signing with the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Armstead's departure followed the 49ers' decision to release him due to salary cap constraints, despite his nine seasons and significant contributions to the team.
The defensive lineman signed a three-year, $51 million contract with the Jaguars, reuniting with GM Trent Balke who drafted him in 2015.
49ers' head coach Kyle Shanahan and GM John Lynch expressed regret over Armstead's departure, citing salary cap difficulties and the challenge of retaining talent.
Armstead's injury history and recent performance dips were factors in the contract negotiations, but he remains optimistic about his new chapter with the Jaguars.