SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- The San Francisco 49ers moved quickly to retain starting center Daniel Kilgore soon after signing quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo to a massive five-year contract extension.

Kilgore signed a three-year, $11.775 million deal on Feb. 14. The contract includes $4.825 million in full guarantees and another $2.225 million if you include the injury guarantee to bring the total guaranteed money to $7.05 million. It also could increase to a little more than $12 million in total worth if Kilgore reaches all bonuses and incentives.

Speaking to local media on the day he signed, Kilgore called the deal "team friendly" and it certainly appears to be. Armed with copious cap space in 2018, the 49ers will pay all of Kilgore's guaranteed money this year, essentially making this a one-year contract the 49ers can get out of as soon as 2019 without any dead money.

Here's a look at the breakdown of the deal with all numbers courtesy of ESPN Stats & Information:

2018

Cap charge: $5.375 million

Base salary: $2.525 million (fully guaranteed)

Roster bonus: $2.3 million (fully guaranteed, paid on third day of league year)

Per-game roster bonus: Up to $500,000 (31,250 per game on 46-man active roster)

Workout bonus: $50,000

2019

Cap charge: $2.775 million

Base salary: $2.225 million (guaranteed for injury only, becomes fully guaranteed on 4/1/19)

Per-game roster bonus: Up to $500,000 (31,250 per game on 46-man active roster)

Workout bonus: $50,000

2020

Cap charge: $3.625 million

Base salary: $3.075 million

Per-game roster bonus: Up to $500,000 (31,250 per game on 46-man active roster)

Workout bonus: $50,000

Note: Additional likely to be earned bonus available based on playing time could increase final season cap charge.