The San Francisco 49ers have reached an injury settlement with wide receiver Aaron Burbridge and released him off of their injured reserve list, according to the Sacramento Bee. He was on IR with a knee injury.
#49ers released Aaron Burbridge off injured reserve with an injury settlement.
The 49ers made Burbridge a sixth-round draft pick out of Michigan State in 2016. He appeared in 16 games with three starts during his rookie campaign and caught seven passes for 88 yards.
Burbridge, who was seen last year as a potential key special-teams contributor, spent the 2017 season on injured reserve due to a hamstring injury.
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