San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan has been searching for a tight end to serve as a receiving complement to starter George Kittle. Last season, the 49ers signed Jordan Reed, in hopes he could stay healthy enough to be that threat. But he and Kittle were both in and out of the lineup, keeping the coach's plan waiting at least another season.

This season, the 49ers decided to give fourth-year player Ross Dwelley a shot to be that number two tight end. Last season, Dwelley played in all 16 games, hauling in 19 receptions for 245 yards, and one touchdown. So far this training camp, Dwelley seems to be impressing everyone. His coaches, his teammates, and the media. Everyday, I see someone write something glowing about Dwelley. Here are just a few recent comments about the tight end:



Dwelley has been a consistent target for the 49ers quarterbacks, who seem to have a lot of confidence in his ability to make plays. I've been critical of Dwelley the last couple of seasons. But by all accounts, it appears he may be ready to break out and be the threat at tight end to complement Kittle.

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