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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 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... -
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...
2026 NFL Draft WR prospects who averaged the most yards after catch per reception in 2025, per TruMedia:
ReplyDelete🍿 Kendrick Law, Kentucky - 9.5
🍿 Skyler Bell, UConn - 8.3
🍿 Zachariah Branch, UGA - 7.8
🍿 Romello Brinson, SMU - 7.3
🍿 KC Concepcion, TX A&M - 7.2
🍿 Omar Cooper Jr, Indiana - 7.2
🍿 Emmanuel Henderson Jr, KU - 7.0
🍿 Kole Wilson, Baylor - 6.9
🍿 Jalil Farooq, Maryland - 6.8
🍿 Jordan Hudson, SMU - 6.4
🍿 Makai Lemon, USC - 6.4
How I expect the first 3 Rounds to unfold:
ReplyDelete1st round OL run
2nd round EDGE and WR run
3rd round S/iOL/WR
The sweet spot 50-75 should provide solid starters, but the Edge, CB and WR you draft at 75 will likely be graded almost exactly the same as the one you’d get at 45. Adjust strategy accordingly....
I’m waiting until free agency signings before committing to the draft. Right now, I’m all in on drafting defense, though that could change depending on the FA signings. The Niners’ defense was terrible last year, and you’re not going to beat the Hawks or the Rams with an offense-focused draft. Those two teams are currently the standard not just in the West, but across the entire NFC. ATM-IMO
ReplyDeleteMy contention is F/A shouldn't affect how you draft. Doubling up at the premium positions makes a lot of sense. Especially when you're not targeting top dollar F/A's.
DeleteWith the 1st pick in Round 4 I would target C/OG and with the 2nd Round 4 pick I would target a TE. They'll need to use the first 3 picks on an OT (if they want one), WR and Edge.
The 49ers were among the five-most injured teams in the NFL in 2025:
ReplyDeleteThe annual “Adjusted Games Lost” article came out today and according to adjusted games lost, the 49ers lost the sixth-most offensive games and fifth-most defensive games due to injuries. This comes after a season when the 49ers were the most injured team in the NFL in 2024.