Reaser was drafted out of Florida Atlantic with the 170th overall selection. The 5'10" corner was considered a value pick and was placed on the PUP list, but has speed having recorded a 4.3 second 40.
The 49ers lost last season's starting cornerbacks, Chris Culliver (Washington) and Perrish Cox (Tennessee) to free agency. The team still has Tramaine Brock, who is signed through 2017, and general manager Trent Baalke has stated that he has faith in the team's cornerbacks.
The 49ers also re-signed Chris Cook and brought in Shareece Wright from the San Diego Chargers.
In his college career, he had 32 starts, 158 tackles, five interceptions, and one fumble recovery. Reaser will only cost the 49ers $476,200 in 2015.
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