Bockwoldt (6-1, 237 lbs), who attended Brigham Young in college, has appeared in 48 games in two seasons with the New Orleans Saints and one with the Titans. He has had 156 tackles and two sacks in his career.
LB Bockwoldt visiting 49ers
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Bockwoldt (6-1, 237 lbs), who attended Brigham Young in college, has appeared in 48 games in two seasons with the New Orleans Saints and one with the Titans. He has had 156 tackles and two sacks in his career.
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