After Washington Commanders surprisingly eliminated the Detroit Lions from the playoffs with a 45-31 win on Saturday, we have good news and not so good news for the 49ers.

The Lions were massive 8.5-point favorites going into their divisional-round matchup against the Washington Commanders, and bettors were not only laying the points with the team from Motor City but also taking them to win straight up and throwing them into multi-leg parlays.

The Lions have added another name to the growing list of players signed to reserve/future contracts now that the season has ended. Former San Francisco 49ers wideout Ronnie Bell agreed to sign with the Lions.

The Detroit Lions continue to reshape their roster during the offseason, adding a former standout with a history of making big plays in Michigan. On Tuesday evening, the team announced via social media the signing of former Michigan wide receiver Ronnie Bell to a reserve/future contract.

The Detroit Lions signed former San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Ronnie Bell to a reserve/futures contract. Bell, who finished the season on the Niners practice squad, was not among San Francisco’s practice squad players to immediately ink reserve/futures contract following the season.