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According to Kyle Bonagura, a freelance writer for CSN Bay Area, the San Francisco 49ers will sign fullback Owen Marecic. Marecic is a former Stanford player and was just released by the Cleveland Browns on Tuesday.
The #49ers will sign former Stanford FB Owen Marecic (just released by Browns), per league source. A Harbaugh favorite from the Farm.
Marecic was drafted in the 4th round of the 2011 NFL Draft by the Browns.
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