Tiller signed with the Chiefs on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

The Syracuse product spent his first three seasons with the 49ers, starting 14 of 28 games in the process. Assuming he makes the roster, Tiller figures to provide depth at guard for the team.

Tiller (ankle) will play in Sunday's matchup with the Panthers.

EDGE Analysis

Tiller took over as the starting right guard in Week 1's win over the Rams, but sprained his ankle in the process. He was a limited participant all week in practice but has been given the green light with Anthony Davis (concussion) ruled out for another week.

Tiller (ankle) is questionable for the 49ers' Week 2 matchup against the Panthers.

EDGE Analysis

Tiller was a limited participant in practice all week after taking over as San Francisco's starting right guard Monday night. His status will be confirmed prior to kickoff.

Tiller (ankle) was a limited participant in Wednesday's practice, CSNBayArea.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Tiller replaced Anthony Davis as the starting right guard for the Niners on Monday night, though was forced from one series after spraining his ankle. The injury isn't expected to be serious, however, placing Tiller on the probable side of questionable for Week 2.

Saints rookie OG Andrew Tiller underwent surgery Friday to repair a torn triceps muscle. Tiller's agent acknowledged that his client is headed to injured reserve. (Tiller, officially, will be waived/injured.) A sixth-round pick out of Syracuse, Tiller was going to be on the roster bubble this preseason regardless.

Saints agreed to terms with sixth-round G Corey White on four-year contract. An All-Conference selection in the Big East, Tiller clocks in at a prototypical 6-foot-4, 324 pounds, but showed both below average strength and athleticism at the Combine. Even with the Saints being relatively thin at guard, Tiller won't be assured of cracking the 53-man roster without a strong camp.