San Francisco signed Crawley at the start of training camp to add some depth to their secondary. He previously played in six games for the Saints in 2019 and again in 2020. Crawley primarily contributed on special teams while in New Orleans. He should be able to land a spot on a roster later in the year once injuries begin mounting. 

Crawley, 29, has appeared in 55 career contests, making 25 starts, mostly for the Saints outside of a four-game stint with the Dolphins. At worst, Crawley gives the Niners some experienced depth in the secondary.

Crawley has bounced around recently and shouldn't be counted on as a long-term starter at this point. He will be in the mix for starting reps if he's healthy in Arizona, however. Their depth chart was suspect even before Robert Alford was injured in training camp.

Crawley was a part of the Dolphins' organization throughout most of 2019 but was waived from injured reserve in mid-December. The shoulder injury that ended Crawley's season seems to have subsided, and he should be ready for the commencement of the Raiders' offseason program.