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The 49ers again are going bargain hunting as they deal with injuries to key players.
NFL Insider Adam Caplan reported Tuesday, citing a source, that following an injury to nickelback K'Waun Williams, the 49ers are expected to sign veteran nickel Buster Skrine.
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Skrine, 32, last played in the NFL for the Chicago Bears last season. He appeared in 12 games for the Bears in 2020, recording 66 tackles -- his most since 2014 -- three passes defensed and forced one fumble.
The 10-year veteran has played for three teams: The Bears, New York Jets and Cleveland Browns. Skrine has averaged 58 tackles and 8.5 passes defensed per season.
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Williams, 30, only played six defensive snaps in the 49ers' 30-28 loss to the Green Bay Packers before exiting early with a strained calf. He has just six tackles and one QB hit this season through three games.
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The 49ers' nickelback was one of two defensive backs injured in the loss. Josh Norman left in the second quarter with a lung contusion.