Former Connecticut offensive lineman Richard Levy was one of a number of undrafted rookies the San Francisco 49ers signed to deals during rookie minicamp in early May.
The 6-foot-6, 316-pound lineman was a three-year starter at UConn, starting off his collegiate career at left tackle. According to David Fucillo of Niners Nation, Levy’s coaches thought a move to guard would make him a better candidate for NFL consideration.
Undrafted free agents often are long shots to make the roster. Such is likely the case for Levy, especially with some added competition along San Francisco’s offensive line.