The 49ers have formally announced the signing of six UDFAs; will any of them be able to make the team?

The 49ers have formally announced the signing of six UDFAs; will any of them be able to make the team? Six undrafted free agent signings were officially announced by the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, bringing the total number of first-year players on their 90-man roster to 17. Once their 11-player draft cohort is signed,

 

 

 

 

their 90-man roster will also be fully populated. The 49ers are particularly intrigued by this group of UDFAs, as they should all have genuine opportunities to join the team. Each of the six UDFAs they signed is listed below, along with a brief explanation of how they may be able to make the roster: NFL DRAFT HUB: Live NFL Draft news, live selections, grades, analysis, and more.

 

 

 

 

Future Prospects: In San Francisco, it is never advisable to dismiss an undrafted rookie running back. Kiner will face an uphill battle to secure a roster position; however, his capacity to generate yards and run through contact renders him an intriguing player to observe during training camp. Weight: 218 | Height: 6-4 Outlook: Neyor’s metrics are particularly intriguing, particularly when coupled with a 4.40 40-yard dash.

 

 

 

 

His wing span of 82 5/8 inches is substantial, which should enable him to generate some memorable plays during the preseason. In 33 college contests, he only made 87 catches. His most likely path to a roster position will be through special teams.OL Drew Moss, Colorado State Weight: 303 | Height: 6-3 Outlook: Dane Brugler of the Athletic has suggested that Moss may ultimately become a center.

 

 

 

 

It is probable that the 49ers selected him with the intention of using him as a developmental project, rather than as a contributor to the offensive line this year. DL Sebastian Valdez, Washington Weight: 301 | Height: 6-3 Outlook: Valdez is a genuine defensive tackle, and any defensive lineman on the 90-man roster will have a genuine opportunity to make the team.

 

 

 

In three seasons with Montana State, he achieved an impressive 23 tackles. When he relocated to Washington, his productivity experienced a significant decline, as he recorded only 19 pressures and two sacks. According to Pro Football Focus, both of those scores represent career lows. The 49ers may also be interested in cultivating Valdez as a reserve defensive lineman in the future.