The San Francisco 49ers solidified their defensive backfield this week by extending cornerback Deommodore Lenoir with a five-year contract initially

Deommodore Lenoir's NFL career didn't get off to the greatest starts when he accidentally posted an offseason practice video on social media that led to a fine for the San Francisco 49ers and coach Kyle Shanahan for violating rules about no contact in practice.

Deommodore Lenoir and the San Francisco 49ers agreed to a contract extension on Wednesday. This marks the first time the 49ers extended a cornerback that they drafted. It is also the first time they've ever extended anyone midseason.

Jones reported Lenoir’s five-year deal is worth $88.8 million. The original report said it was $92 million. That puts the average annual value at $17.76 million. Lenoir still lands as the No. 12 highest-paid CB in terms of average annual value.

San Francisco 49ers cornerback Deommodore Lenoir has agreed to a five-year, $92 million extension to stay with the team instead of testing the free agent market next offseason.

Former Oregon Ducks cornerback Deommodore Lenoir is now among the highest paid at his position in the National Football League. His five-year, $92 million contr

The San Francisco 49ers locked down one of their own earlier this week after agreeing to an extension with Deommodore Lenoir. On Friday morning, general manager John Lynch shared why the 49ers chose to make Lenoir a cornerstone of the franchise moving forward: “It’s not real normal that we extend guys during the course of the year.