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The San Francisco 49ers have their 53-player roster after two days' worth of moves, which started on Friday morning.
Below is a breakdown, position-by-position, of the players who remain. Of course, this could change based on any transactions that take place after 1 p.m. on Saturday.
Starting at 9 a.m. PT on Sunday, NFL teams can claim any of the over 1,100 new free agents who were waived by their respective teams. The 49ers are No. 2 when it comes to waiver-wire priority. Only the Arizona Cardinals sit ahead of them.
The 49ers will also begin putting together a 10-man practice squad at 10 a.m. on Sunday.
Shon Coleman, T
Tim Harris, CB
Jerick McKinnon, RB
Nick Williams, WR
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform List
Garrett Celek, TE
Reserve/Suspended List
Kyle Nelson, LS
Below is a list of the players who were part of the 49ers' roster cut-down over the past two days.
Released or Waived
DT Jay Bromley
CB Chris Campbell
S Adrian Colbert (waived/injured)
DB Antone Exum Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles
DL Jamell Garcia-Williams
G Joshua Garnett
DT Kevin Givens
S Marcell Harris
TE Daniel Helm
WR Malik Henry
DB Jordan Holland
CB Dontae Johnson
OL Wesley Johnson
OL Andrew Lauderdale (waived/injured)
LB Elijah Lee
WR Jordan Matthews
TE Tyree Mayfield
LB David Mayo
DE Damontre Moore
LB LaRoy Reynolds
OL Ross Reynolds
S Tyree Robinson
CB Quinten Rollins
QB Wilton Speight
WR Chris Thompson
DL Jordan Thompson
G Najee Toran
DE Jeremiah Valoaga
RB Austin Walter
RB Brandon Wilds
RB Jeff Wilson
T Sam Young
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