The San Francisco 49ers have announced the signing of former cornerback Rock Ya-Sin on a one-year deal. Ya-Sin, 27, was most recently with the Ravens and had appeared in 14 games for them, recording 13 total tackles and two passes defended with one start. He saw action on 29 percent of defensive snaps and 39 percent of special teams snaps during games played.
Originally a second-round pick in 2019, Ya-Sin began his NFL career with the Indianapolis Colts before being traded to the Raiders in March of 2022. He then signed a one-year deal with the Ravens last offseason. Throughout his 66 games with 39 starts, Ya-Sin has accumulated impressive statistics: he has defended 29 passes, made two interceptions, forced two fumbles, and recovered two fumbles.
The addition of Ya-Sin to the San Francisco team is expected to greatly benefit their defense and special teams units as they look forward to the upcoming season. The team hopes that Ya-Sin will help bolster their secondary and contribute to their overall success in the coming months. As he continues to develop as a player, the 49ers are excited about what he can bring to their roster moving forward.
In other news, there have been reports that several other players have also signed contracts with new teams this offseason. For example, wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins has signed a new contract with the Arizona Cardinals after spending three years playing for the Houston Texans. Additionally, running back David Montgomery has signed a four-year extension with the Chicago Bears after leading them in rushing yards twice over his first three seasons.
These moves are sure to have an impact on each team’s rosters and strategies moving forward into next season’s competition. With these exciting additions and extensions happening around league
