49ers re-sign 2 veterans, add special teams ace [reports]

The 49ers continue filling out their roster with depth pieces. They continued Friday with a handful of signings. The addition of former Packers All-Pro linebacker De'Vondre Campbell was the most notable, but three other players were either retained or brought in.

San Francisco retained a pair of veterans in interior offensive lineman Jon Feliciano and wide receiver Chris Conley, both of whom announced their returns on social media.

Both had notable impacts down the stretch of the season, with Feliciano out-snapping Spencer Burford and taking over the starting right guard role. Conley made a couple major catches for the 49ers in the playoffs, nand is a well-liked veteran. Feliciano put out the following tweet to celebrate his return to the Bay and the news of Aaron Donald's retirement.

The other move San Francisco made was on special teams, adding former Lions ace Chase Lucas. This comes after retaining George Odum on a reported two-year, $10 million deal.

San Francisco hasn't made many splashy moves thus far, but if a corner is signed, the 49ers will be in a prime position to take the best player available in the draft, with offensive tackle, defensive tackle, and corner all among the more logical options. Receiver, depending on the statuses of Brandon Aiyuk and Deebo Samuel, could come into focus, too.