CBS predicts the 49ers will sign center Tyler Linderbaum to a 4-year $72M deal. Zero percent chance that happens. It's almost comical how badly fans want to move on from Brendel. He'll be the center in 2026, and I trust Forester has a plan for life after Jake.
Following on from previous discussion, I take it you think Shanahan believer Brendel is better than Linderbaum (irrespective of price/ value)?
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DeleteHe's scouted Linderbaum. He knows he's available. Let's see what happens.
I believe Shanahan LOVES Brendel and I'm sure he likes Linderbaum. I don't see him putting a ring on it.
It's an interesting conversation though. I agree Shanahan really likes Brendel, but I do think he'd be higher on Linderbaum, all things being equal. And I do think Brendel's age/ contract situation could make the 49ers interested in s guy of Linderbaum's calibre if he actually does hit FA.
DeleteYou think they resign Matt Hennessy? He'll be 29 this year.
DeleteOn a vet minimum perhaps. I think there could be some turnover at the bottom of the OL roster.
DeleteAgreed.
DeleteGeorgia State WR Ted Hurst just had the catch of the day. A nasty one-hander.
ReplyDeleteIowa ED Max Llewellyn 6-5, 255:
ReplyDelete☀️Multiple rush moves, nasty spin
🔅481 pass rush snaps the last two years, totes 12 sacks
Kamari Ramsey (6’0 199) USC
ReplyDelete+ Versatility to play corner or safety
+ Great timing at the catch point
+ Rarely missed tackles this year with just a 3.2% missed tackle rate
+ Recovery speed
+ 77.1 coverage grade in 2025 and an 88.1 grade in 2024
+ Doesn’t turn 22 years old until late August in 2026
- Isn’t nearly as physical as many other top safeties in this class
- Limited ball production with just two career interceptions
- Eyes can get caught in the backfield
- 20.8% missed tackle rate in 2024
Draft projection: Day 2
Kaleb Elarms-Orr (6’2 233) TCU/LB
ReplyDelete+ Quick to fill the rushing lane
+ Dependable finisher on tackles with a 7.1% missed tackle rate
+ Highly productive with 130 tackles and 4 sacks during the 2025 season
+ High football IQ
+ Blitz timing and pursuit speed with 25 pressures in 2025
+ 89.1 run defense grade
+ 75.4 coverage grade
- Appears to lack elite straight-line speed and lateral agility
- Limited ball production with just one career interception
- Over-pursues at times in run defense
Draft projection: 4th
Senior Bowl National Team Stock Up📈‼️
ReplyDelete• EDGE TJ Parker, Clemson
• EDGE Romello Height, Texas Tech
• EDGE Nadame Tucker, Western Michigan
• EDGE Logan Fano, Utah
• WR Josh Cameron, Baylor
• WR Reggie Virgil, Texas Tech
• QB Cole Payton, North Dakota State
• TE Tanner Koziol, Houston
• OL Keylan Rutledge, Georgia Tech
• OL Gennings Dunker, Iowa
• DB VJ Payne, Kansas State
The only P4 SAFs since 2015 with an INT rate > 1.20% in at least one college season, a career pressure rate > 1/3, and a career missed tackle rate > 15.0%..
ReplyDelete🔘 CJ Gardner-Johnson, Florida
🔘 Jakobe Thomas, Miami
🔘 Malik Hooker, Ohio State
The only G5 SAFs since 2015 with an INT rate > 1.20% in at least one college season and a career pressure rate > 40.0%..
ReplyDelete🔘 Jakari Foster, Louisiana Tech
🔘 Kevin Byard, Middle Tennessee State
Good reviews from media & staff ⬇️ on Clemson RT Blake Miller (6-6, 315)
ReplyDeleteHe could sneak into that late 1st Round
🐅Violently mean run game; 35” arms
🐅Death grip & experience/availability (54 consecutive starts)
Senior Bowl Day 1 standouts - American team:
ReplyDelete• Mizzou ED Zion Young
• Auburn OL Jeremiah Wright
• Michigan ED Derrick Moore
• Notre Dame WR Malachi Fields
• LSU WR Aaron Anderson
• Illinois ED Gabe Jacas
• Georgia State WR Ted Hurst
• Mizzou WR Kevin Coleman Jr
• Florida iOL Jake Slaughter
• Oklahoma iDL Gracen Halton
• Alabama TE Josh Cuevas
• Illinois OL JC Davis
• Arizona State OT Max Iheanachor
• Michigan iDL Rayshaun Benny
• Arkansas QB Taylen Green