Carnell Tate
Denzel Boston
Chris Brazzell II
Chris Bell
Ted Hurst
Bryce Lance
Malachi Fields
Ja’Kobi Lane
Eric McAlister
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You're in luck because this is your year: Carnell Tate Denzel Boston Chris Brazzell II Chris Bell Ted Hurst Bryce Lance Malachi F...
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The postseason is a year away. Win or lose the only thing they're playing for today is pride. Another opportunity to advertise your wo... -
The San Francisco 49ers are 20-6 when the Three Amigos are on the field together. If they stay healthy you can forget about a "rebuil... -
Nope, it's not a misprint. After trading up to the #3 pick from #12, the 49ers have put themselves in a position to select their franch...
The 49ers are signing safety Darrick Forrest to their practice squad, per
ReplyDeleteCameron Wolfe.
I liked Chris Bell the most of the possible pre injury. Now I'm leaning towards man beaters like Conception, Brazzell, Bernard and maybe Sarrat.
ReplyDeleteConcepcion reminds me of Seattle's WR Njigba. He's fast off the LOS, quick change of pace, cutting ability, and can also get YACs. The other listed WRs are good as well, but after Chris Bell's injury, I'm leaning more towards Concepcion.
DeleteWe know for a fact Shanahan tried to trade up for T-Mac. Tells me he wants and values a true X.
DeleteSure, that makes sense. But, I have little doubt that KC Concepcion can become a productive game changer type WR in the NFL.
DeleteAES
DeleteAside from being redundant, KC Concepcion has a problem, he drops too many passes! His 2025 season was productive, but the issue with dropping passes persisted....
GEEP,
DeleteI read about his sub-par average catch percentage. But at the same time when he does catch the ball he is viable game changing type WR. D'Marcus Robinson has also had drop issues, but we seen how productive he can be when he does catch. If Concepcion falls to the 49ers in the 2nd rd, I believe he deserves a strong look, imho.
Denzel Boston has been my choice, but after beating the Eagles, he'll
ReplyDeletelikely be gone when the 9ers are on the clock with draft pick #26.
If the 9ers don't go D line Rd #1 (DT Kayden McDonald), then Chris Brazzell II looks like a good X WR choice?
If Shanahan wants Boston he can go up and get him like he did with Aiyuk, and like he tried to do with T-Mac.
DeleteRazor
DeleteThat is true, but trading was not listed as an option.
Trading up a few spots to jump over a team you heard had interest in the same player that you did should always be an option.
DeleteNeed Speed? Brenen Thompson, WR, Miss St., 10.18 100-meters in HS. Didn't see any CB that could stay with him in '25. 5 catches of 50+ yards led the P4 but could've had a few more with a better QB.
ReplyDeleteThe 2026 NFL draft has several day 3 slot WR's with speed * Brenen Thompson, WR Miss St. 5'9" X 170 40 = 4.35s
Delete* Zachariah Branch, WR Georgia 5'10" X 180 40 = 4.35s
* Eric Rivers, WR Georgia Tech 5'11" X 180 40 - 4.38s
* Aron Anderson, WR LSU 5'8" X 188 40 = 4.34s
* Evan Stewart, WR Oregon 6'0" X 170 40 = 4.33s
* Barion Brown, WR LSU 5'11'' X 185 40 = 4.28s
* J Michael Strudivant, Florida 6'3" X 213 40 = 4.38s
Explosive TE's:
ReplyDeleteKenyon Sadiq - 41.5" Vert, (11.04 100m HS)
Eli Stowers - 11'3 Broad, 41.5" Vert
I'd add Sarratt to the potential X options. For mine the two guys I think Shanahan will really like are Boston and Sarratt.
ReplyDeleteBig fan of Sarratt. He'll get another opportunity to showcase his skillset Monday night.
DeleteI agree with Sarratt he's not explosive but a good route runner who separates and blocks well. His 40 will likely play a big role in how high he goes
DeleteScooter
DeleteI agree with you on Indiana WR Sarratt. I believe he's capable of play as both an X and Z WR. I have him as a mid 2nd Rd. draft pick, not a 1st Rd. draft pick.
Yea, he's not explosive or fast. I'd guess 4.64. But he's a savvy route runner with strong hands that can track the ball with good body control.
DeleteI know some of you had low expectations for this team but now that we're in the final 4, it's time to go all in. I'm a believer and ready to start throwing haymakers!
ReplyDeleteI stand by what I said back in December. Nobody wants to play this team in the playoffs.
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