Mock Draft Simulator

31.Dallas TurnerEDGE Alabama

63.Zach FrazierOC West Virginia

94.Blake FisherOT Notre Dame

124.Kalen KingCB Penn State

131.Brenden RiceWR USC

133.Mason McCormickOG South Dakota State

176.Evan WilliamsS Oregon

211.Ainias SmithWR Texas A&M

215.Dillon JohnsonRB Washington

251.Devin LearyQB Kentucky

31.Tyler GuytonOT Oklahoma

63.Sedrick Van Pran-GrangerOC Georgia

94.Kris Abrams-DraineCB Missouri

124.Brenden RiceWR USC

131.Jared WileyTE TCU

133.Kitan OladapoS Oregon State

176.Isaac GuerendoRB Louisville

211.Anthony GouldWR Oregon State

215.Devin LearyQB Kentucky

251.Jordan StrachanEDGE South Carolina

31 Tyler Guyton OT | Oklahoma

63 Cooper Beebe IOL | Kansas State

94 Jermaine Burton WR | Alabama

124 Andru Phillips CB | Kentucky

131 Dadrion Taylor-Demerson S | Texas Tech

133 McKinnley Jackson DL | Texas A&M

176 Jordan Travis QB | Florida State

211 Isaac Guerendo RB | Louisville

215 Nathaniel Watson LB | Mississippi State

251 Jaden Crumedy DL | Mississippi State

Oline addressed! Burton has a knack for getting open, is tough as nails, and has a 2nd gear. Phillips and Demerson will bolster our secondary. Watson should be a steal at #215. He can help with blitzes. 10 sacks this past year. How can you not like Guerendo. He's a power back that's more faster (but maybe not quick) than a lot of scatbacks. He can catch well too.

31.Kingsley SuamataiaOT BYU

63.Sedrick Van Pran-GrangerOC Georgia

94.Mike SainristilCB Michigan

124.Mason McCormickOG South Dakota State

131.Luke McCaffreyWR Rice

133.Kitan OladapoS Oregon State

176.Isaac GuerendoRB Louisville

211.Omar SpeightsLB LSU

215.Ainias SmithWR Texas A&M

251.Nelson CeaserEDGE Houston

31.Kingsley SuamataiaOT BYU

63.Xavier LegetteWR South Carolina

94.Kris Abrams-DraineCB Missouri

124.Tanor BortoliniOC Wisconsin

131.Mason McCormickOG South Dakota State

133.Javon SolomonEDGE Troy

176.Isaac GuerendoRB Louisville

211.Mark PerryS TCU

215.Edefuan UlofoshioLB Washington

251.Anthony GouldWR Oregon State

31.Kingsley Suamataia OT BYU

63.Caelen Carson CB Wake Forest

94.McKinnley Jackson DT Texas A&M

124.Tanor Bortolini OC Wisconsin

132.Brenden Rice WR USC

135.Zak Zinter OG Michigan

176.Isaac Guerendo RB Louisville

211.Jaden Crumedy DT Mississippi State

215.Isaac Rex TE BYU

251.Kedon Slovis QB BYU

A draft something like this would be nice. A starting LB would be helpful however then you would be missing a CB or DT? They Drafted 2 LB last year so let see what they can do.

31. Kingsley Suamataia OT
63. Braden Fiske DT
94. D.J. James CB
124. Jaheim Bell TE
132. Tanor Bortolini OC
135. Jacob Cowing WR
176. Mohamed Kamara EDGE
211. Sataoa Laumea OG
215. Sione Vaki S
251. Devin Leary QB

Avoided doing any trades even though I think we trade up some spots but think this worked out fairly well and wouldn't mind it. I was tempted to trade up for Fuaga bc he slipped to 25 but avoided trades as I mentioned.

This is not what I would want, however something like this is what I think the 49ers would draft .

31.Darius Robinson EDGE Missouri

63.Payton Wilson LB NC State

94.Calen Bullock S USC

124.Brandon Coleman OG TCU

132.Luke McCaffrey WR Rice

135.Jaylen Wright RB Tennessee

176.Javon Foster OT Missouri

211.AJ Barner TE Michigan

215.Isaac Rex TE BYU

251.Kedon Slovis QB BYU

Originally posted by TheFunkyChicken:
31.Dallas TurnerEDGE Alabama

63.Zach FrazierOC West Virginia

94.Blake FisherOT Notre Dame

124.Kalen KingCB Penn State

131.Brenden RiceWR USC

133.Mason McCormickOG South Dakota State

176.Evan WilliamsS Oregon

211.Ainias SmithWR Texas A&M

215.Dillon JohnsonRB Washington

251.Devin LearyQB Kentucky

LOL
maybe in a alternate universe

31. Tyler Guyton, 6'8, 322, OT, Oklahoma (TW's heir apparent)
63. Edge Cooper, 6'2, 230, LB, Texas A&M (He'll eventually relegate Campbell to the bench)
94. Malachi Corley, 5'11, 215, WB, Western Kentucky (Why wouldn't we bring aboard another YAC MONSTER)
124. Renardo Green, 6'0, 185, CB, FSU (Sleeper DB who will start opposite Ward and allow Demo to play the slot full-time)
132. Kitan Oladapo, 6'2, 215, S, Oregon State (Big fearless box safety)
135. Isaac Guerendo, 6'0, 220, RB, Louisville (How often do you see a power back with scat back speed?)
176. Jordan Travis, 6'1, 200, QB, FSU (Not a Purdy clone, but plenty of experience, NFL arm, and very mobile)
211. Layden Robinson, 6'4, 302, OG, Texas A&M (He's a run blocking bully; if we can fix his pass protection issues we'll have an All-Pro)
215. Brennan Jackson, 6'4, 265, DE, Washington State (Don't know much about him; but hear he's solid all around)
251. Jaden Crumedy, 6'4, 300, DT, Mississippi State, (Like Brennan above, seems to be all around solid)

31.Tyler GuytonOT Oklahoma

63.Bralen TriceEDGE Washington

94.Javon BakerWR UCF

124.Malik WashingtonWR Virginia

132.Tanor BortoliniOC Wisconsin

135.Kitan OladapoS Oregon State

176.Isaac GuerendoRB Louisville

211.Nehemiah PritchettCB Auburn

215.Omar SpeightsLB LSU

251.Jaden CrumedyDT Mississippi State

31.Kingsley SuamataiaOT BYU

63.Zach FrazierOC West Virginia

94.Mike SainristilCB Michigan

124.Javon BakerWR UCF

132.Javon SolomonEDGE Troy

135.Jaden HicksS Washington State

176.Isaac GuerendoRB Louisville

211.Tanner McLachlanTE Arizona

215.Omar SpeightsLB LSU

251.Anthony GouldWR Oregon State

31 Troy Fautanu OT | Washington

63 Cooper Beebe IOL | Kansas State

94 Calen Bullock S | USC

124 Renardo Green CB | Florida State

132 Johnny Wilson WR | Florida State

135 Isaac Guerendo RB | Louisville

176 Jordan Jefferson DL | LSU

211 Edefuan Ulofoshio LB | Washington

215 Tip Reiman TE | Illinois

251 Bub Means WR | Pittsburgh

31 Troy Fautanu, OT, Washington
63 Kris Jenkins, DT, Michigan
94 Andru Phillips, CB, Kentucky
124 Theo Johnson, TE, Penn State
132 Johnny Wilson, WR, FSU
135 Will Shipley, RB, Clemson
176 Issac Guerendo, RB, Louisville
211 Edefuan Ulofoshio, LB, Washington
215 Brennan Jackson, Edge, Washington State
251 Jordan Jefferson, DL, LSU

If I could go back I'd pick up Ben Sinnot over Johnson as Johnson and Wilson are almost the same. Sheesh - imagine 6'7 Johnson and 6'6 Wilson in the red zone as options for BP! He needs an extra second of time so maybe one more additional IOL would have been good.

Not realistic at all but I'd take it. Davis was far and away BPA but would rather take a LB than a 2nd DT.

31.Amarius MimsOT Georgia

63.Malachi CorleyWR Western Kentucky

94.Sedrick Van Pran-GrangerOC Georgia

128.Cade StoverTE Ohio State

132.Maason SmithDT LSU

135.Khyree JacksonCB Oregon

176.Tyler DavisDT Clemson

189.Isaiah DavisRB South Dakota State

211.Jarius MonroeCB Tulane

215.Myles ColeEDGE Texas Tech

251.Ryan WattsS Texas