Overview
- The 30-year-old agreed to a one-year deal with San Francisco, according to multiple reports.
- Seattle cut him at the 53-man deadline after rookie Tory Horton outperformed him and his lack of special-teams value hurt his roster chances.
- The Seahawks will take roughly $3 million in dead money and save about $1 million in cap space by releasing him, per ESPN.
- As a vested veteran, he became an immediate unrestricted free agent, with reported interest from the Steelers before choosing the 49ers.
- The 49ers are thin at wide receiver, with Brandon Aiyuk on the PUP list, Demarcus Robinson suspended three games and Jauan Jennings limited by a calf injury, leaving Ricky Pearsall and Skyy Moore as the only healthy options at cutdowns.