49ers sign Dashon Goldson
Jul 23, 2007 at 4:20 PM
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According to
49ers.com, the San Francisco 49ers have signed fourth-round draft pick Dashon Goldson. Terms of the contract are not yet known.
Goldson, who played safety at Washington, was the 126th overall selection in April.
The following is the current status of the 49ers' draft selections so far.
SIGNED:
1. (28) OT Joe Staley, Central Michigan
4. (104) DE Jay Moore, Nebraska
4. (126) S Dashon Goldson, Washington
4. (135) DT Joe Cohen, Florida
5. (147) CB Tarell Brown, Texas
6. (186) RB Thomas Claytona , Kansas St.
UNSIGNED:
1. (11) LB Patrick Willis, Mississippi
3. (76) WR Jason Hill, Washington State
3. (97) DE Ray McDonald, Florida
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