The saga of many the second-round picks in the 2025 NFL draft not having signed their contracts could be coming to an end after Alfred Collins, the No. 43 overall selection, agreed to his rookie deal with the San Francisco 49ers.

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.

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,

The 49ers' agreement with DT Alfred Collins is worth $10.3 million over four years and includes $9M guaranteed, sources told ESPN. He becomes just the third second-round pick this year to have signed with his team (Carson Schwesinger,

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