Charlton starred for Michigan in his senior year but has not had same impact in NFL
The 49ers are taking a flyer on another former high draft pick.
The team has signed defensive lineman Taco Charlton, the Dallas Cowboys’ first-round selection in 2017 out of Michigan. Charlton starred for the Wolverines in his senior year but has not had the same level of impact at the professional level. After Dallas drafted him No. 28 overall, he played just over two seasons with the Cowboys before being released two weeks into the 2019 season. He played the rest of 2019 with the Dolphins, then signed with the Chiefs in 2020 and has since played sparingly with the Steelers and Bears.
The 49ers have been a home for several defensive linemen to pump up their value in recent years, as Kerry Hyder Jr. and Arden Key both parlayed stints with the team into larger free-agent deals in recent years.
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