The 49ers of San Francisco bring back the tight Bout Ross Dwellley in the Bay region in a one -year contract after a season with the Falcons of Atlanta, the team announced on Friday.
The 30 -year -old man was not drafted in 2018 before signing with the 49ers and remained there for his first six seasons.
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Dwelley was initially cut at the end of the training camp before signing with the San Francisco training team. The product of San Diego was promoted on the active list and made its debut in the NFL on October 15, 2018, in a loss of road against Green Bay packers. Dwelley finished his recruited season with two catches for 14 yards in 11 games.
Throughout his seven -year career, Dwellley has played 101 games with 17 departures and collected 45 receptions for 523 yards and five affected. He also appeared in seven playoff games.
Dwelley returned to San Francisco despite a year of career in Atlanta. In 17 games with the Falcons, he recorded a reception for five yards and no touched.
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Dwelley's signature comes shortly after the tight star George Kittle Praised an extension of four years worth $ 76.4 million with $ 40 million guaranteed.
Besides Kittle, Dwellley joins Luke Farrell, Mason Pliny, Jake Tonges and Brayden Willis on the tight -end depth board of San Francisco.
