Last season, Harris carried the ball just 38 times for 138 yards with the 49ers but also added 115 yards and a touchdown on eight receptions. He was on and off the roster all season, finally being promoted to the active roster on October 22. Harris did not make the team's final roster in September and was released and signed to the team's practice squad twice after that.
Initially, Harris was a late-season addition by the 49ers in 2015 – being signed from the Baltimore Ravens practice squad. He rushed for 140 yards on 27 carries in the final two games of that season.
Harris, who entered the league as an undrafted free agent in 2011 with the Jacksonville Jaguars, has also spent time with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings, New Orleans Saints, Seattle Seahawks, and Ravens.
Details emerge on Matt Pryor's 1-year deal with 49ers
By David Bonilla
Mar 31
The San Francisco 49ers recently signed offensive lineman Matt Pryor to a one-year deal worth $1.13 million. None of that money is fully guaranteed. However, the contract includes a playtime incentive. Pryor will earn a $102,500 bonus should he play a minimum of 50.2 percent of the snaps, per Aaron Wilson of KPRC2 in Houston.
#49ers Matt Pryor one-year, $1.08 million salary, $50,000 workout bonus, $102,500 playtime bonus if he plays 50.2 percent of the snaps— Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL)
Details emerge on OL Jon Feliciano's 1-year deal with 49ers
By Site Staff
Mar 24
The San Francisco 49ers signed former New York Giants offensive lineman Jon Feliciano to a one-year deal worth $2.25 million, all of which is guaranteed. OverTheCap.com has the contract details, which are broken down below.
2023
Base salary: $1,165,000
Prorated bonus: $1,085,000
Workout bonus: $85,000
Guaranteed salary: $1,165,000
Salary-cap number: $2,250,000
Total
Base salary: $1,165,000
Prorated bonus: $1,085,000
Workout bonus: $85,000
Guaranteed salary: $1,165,000
Salary-cap number: $2,250,000
OverTheCap.com currently lists the 49ers as $5,021,691 under the salary
49ers considered trading Mike McGlinchey last year
By David Bonilla
Mar 25
Mike McGlinchey received a life-changing payday, signing a five-year, $87.5 million deal with the Denver Broncos. The offensive tackle has known for a while that he would not return to the San Francisco 49ers, the only NFL team he has played for and the one that made him the No. 9 overall pick in 2018.
General manager John Lynch and head coach Kyle Shanahan made it clear to McGlinchey that he was likely playing his final months for the team. There was too much money invested in other spots, and the 49ers knew they couldn't compete with other interested teams.
Behind the scenes, Lynch and Shanahan kept McGlinchey in the loop of what the team was thinking, and everything pointed to the tackle playing elsewhere in 2023 … maybe even
49ers plan to exercise Brandon Aiyuk's 5th-year option as other teams express interest
By David Bonilla
Mar 27
Don't expect San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk to go anywhere anytime soon. On Monday morning, at the NFL owners' meetings in Arizona, general manager John Lynch made it clear the team plans to exercise the star player's fifth-year option.
"Brandon's been excellent for us," Lynch told reporters. "I'd be shocked if we didn't. We still have some time. It's (the deadline) the day after the draft, I believe, we have to make those decisions. And so we're still discussing, but it probably makes sense to do that for Brandon.
"He's a really good player. It's interesting when you're at these league functions, ownership meetings, combine, a lot of people ask about him. They really appreciate his game, and they see it ascending. And he's a guy we're very
