The Falcons also signed Charlie Woerner earlier in the offseason, another former 49ers tight end. Both should serve as primary blockers behind and alongside the electric Kyle Pitts, who should have the best opportunity of his professional career for a true breakout season.

Dwelley's best chances at offering meaningful fantasy contributions come when George Kittle is sidelined. Through five seasons with the 49ers, Dwelley has served primarily as a backup, catching 43 passes for 506 yards and five touchdowns. He's managed just seven receptions over the last two seasons.

This only matters for one-game DFS purposes after Dwelley played 28% and 37% of the snaps Weeks 1-2 when George Kittle was sidelined. Dwelley played 7% of the snaps Week 3. Inactive for the 49ers are WR Danny Gray (hip), RB Tyrion Davis-Price (ankle), S Tarvarius Moore, OL Nick Zakelj, LT Trent Williams (ankle), TE Tyler Kroft (knee), and DT Javon Kinlaw (knee).

Dwelley, 27, appeared in all 17 games last season, seeing action on 18% of the offensive snaps and 42% of the special teams downs. One of George Kittle's key backups, Dwelley reeled in just four catches for 51 yards and one touchdown in 2021 after catching 19 balls the previous year.