This chart represents the way cash rich teams can manipulate the cap.
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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...
Virginia Tech’s RB Terion Stewart forced a missed tackle on 47%(!) of his career carries. Highest ever tracked for a RB, let alone one measuring 5’5 7/8” 219 lb.
ReplyDeleteAdvantage of his being a midget, so to speak?
DeleteI'd imagine it's a contributing factor the way he's hidden behind those linemen.
DeleteThere's missing tackles, and there's not seeing the RB because of his small stature. But, it's the 200 lbs that is very interesting.
DeleteWhoops, meant 220 lbs.
DeleteYea, he reminds me of MJD. Think he was 5'7 210.
DeleteJoe Morris. NYG back in the day.
DeleteRazor,
ReplyDeleteCaught some of Terrion Stewart's highlights and your right. He looks like a Baby Beast breaking tackles and running over fuls, like my old neighborhood would say, lol.
😂
DeleteNFL Teams With the Most Cap Space Pushed Into Future Void Years
ReplyDelete1. PHI - $474M (incl. $249M in 2029)
2. CLE - $271M
3. DET - $196M
4. DAL - $180M
5. DEN - $168M
6. SF - $164M
Data: OTC, 03/31/2026
What would also be interesting is to see how much of that is money already spent, money fully guaranteed, money guaranteed for injury, and money with no guarantee.
DeleteMissed tackles per screen reception since '24:
ReplyDelete+ Omar Cooper: 0.47
+ Zachariah Branch: 0.34
+ Antonio Williams: 0.33
+ KC Concepcion: 0.33
+ Makai Lemon: 0.29
-- FBS average: 0.26 --
- Jordyn Tyson: 0.18
- Skyler Bell: 0.11
Will Kacmarek (6’6 261) Ohio State
ReplyDelete+ One of the best blocking tight ends in this draft class
+ 88.2% completion rate when targeted in 2025
+ Physicality as a blocker and plays to the echo of the whistle
+ Finishing mentality
+ Competitive nature
+ 72.2 pass blocking and 71.0 run blocking grades during the 2025 sesson
+ 9.14 relative athletic size with a 36” vertical jump
- Limited career receiving production
- Not going to make guys miss after the catch
- Didn’t have a lot of opportunities in contested catch situations or as a receiver down the field
Draft projection: Day 3
The 49ers met with Utah State DB Ike Larsen at his Pro Day, per JustinM.
ReplyDeleteIn NFL.com's Lance Zierlein's latest mock draft, he has San Francisco going back to a popular choice with the 27th overall pick: Texas A&M receiver K.C. Concepcion, the fifth wideout to go in his mocked class.
ReplyDeleteI've seen a few draftniks having the 49ers going KC. But, the player getting more hits to the 49ers is Lomu. It's April and Draftmas is in the air.
D'Angelo Ponds will be climbing the draft boards now. 4.31 40 yard dash at the Pro-day.
ReplyDeleteOne of the safest picks in this draft.
DeleteYep. Such a good player.
DeleteYeah baller.
DeleteVerified 40 times (from an NFL team) from Tennessee pro day:
ReplyDeleteCB Jermod McCoy: 4.40/2.55/1.52
CB Colton Hood: 4.49/2.68/1.58
EDGE Joshua Josephs: 4.73/2.70/1.68
RB Star Thomas: 4.65/2.75/1.63
DL Tyre West: 4.84/2.79/1.68
Joe Anoa’i DT Georgia Tech
ReplyDelete+ strength
+ first step
+ great tackle technique
I think he’s best used in an attacking front. Day one impact run defender.
Two UDFA QB's I like:
ReplyDeleteE.J. Warner- Fresno State
Brendon Lewis- Memphis
Eli Heidenreich vs. Christian McCaffrey pre-draft testing
ReplyDeleteHeight
6-0 | 5-11
Weight
202 | 202
40
4.44 | 4.48
3-Cone
6.55 | 6.57
Vert
35.5" | 37.5"
Broad
10-0 | 10-1
Shuttle
4.22 | 4.22
Bench
16 | 10
What round is he predicted to go in?
DeleteLate Day 3.
DeleteThe cap has gone up a lot in the past few years and it will continue until it doesn’t. Some teams are likely to push the envelope too far with catastrophic consequences. I’m shocked to see where Philly has put themselves. Seems like a huge risk to me.
ReplyDelete22 days until the draft
ReplyDeleteHere we go, Coach!
ReplyDeleteUntil Trent Signs I say we go after a new version of Art Shell and Gene Upshaw. First and second round.
ReplyDeleteWhat would Bobb McKittrick do?
DeleteSet-up the OL to win Super Bowls. McKittrick won 5.
ReplyDeleteHe didn't need high draft picks on the OL to be successful.
DeleteIf an OT is their highest rated guy at 27 they should take him. If he's not, they shouldn't.
DeletePretty simple this year - take highest rated guy at DE, OT or WR at 27, unless an unbelievable prospect at another position falls to them.
Ant has a video today about finding a starting guard in the 4th round. Thinks it's possible.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWFg-c4fyrI&t=1201s
Agree with Ant and I've expected them to target an OT/OG hybrid in Round 4 all along.
DeleteRandy Cross, Fred Quillan, Harris Barton, Jesse Sapolu, and Steve Wallace.
ReplyDeleteWere pretty dang good.