San Francisco 49ers on Friday signed a tight end Ross Dwelli for a one -year contract, bringing back the former special teams who spent their first six NFL season with the team.
The terms of the contract were not disclosed.
Earlier this week, 49ers signed the All-Prove Tight and George Kite for a price of up to $ 76.4 million for a four-year contract expansion, making him the highest paying player to the post.
The 30-year-old Dwalli signed a 101 regular-season game (17 start) for San Francisco (2018-23) and Atlanta Falcons (2024) in April 2018 and played 101 regular-season games (17). He has 45 career receptions at 61 goals for 523 yards and five touchdowns.
He was targeted once in 17 matches with Falcons and caught at a distance of 5 yards. He played 37 percent on Snaps (166) of special teams.
In 2023, in his most recent season with San Francisco, Dwalli appeared in 12 matches and played 67 percent of special teams Snaps (206).
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