Thoughts?

https://www.the33rdteam.com/san-francisco-49ers-2024-7-round-nfl-mock-draft-how-can-49ers-get-back-to-super-bowl/

Niners need to take as many shots at the apple as they can. Would much rather they stand pat than trade up.

I'd be really pleased.

1: Amarius Mims. He is number two or three on my list of first round targets. I do care about medicals, but not about lack of reps. Raw talent alone puts him, at worst, as a net even with McKivitz from day one with an upside that is no where even in the same universe.

2: Adissa Isaac. I really like him; had him mocked to us last year. That said, I don't think he's the type of talent to be a difference maker in year one. Would still like the pick, but would prefer to not move up for him.

3: Michael Hall. Definitely need depth at this position.

4: Max Melton. My favorite "value" CB in this class, and a major draft crush of mine. Have him in the 4th round in all of my mocks. This is the archetype of player that we just saw KC dominate with.

4: Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint. A little earlier than I expected to see this name, but another one of "My guys." Fills the Juaun Jennings role perfectly. Big body possession receiver with reliable hands, contested catch ability, toughness, and a plus blocker.

5: Tanor Bortolini. IOL from Wisconsin? Sign me up.

6: Jaylan Ford. Great #3 LB. Have had him mocked to us as high as 4th round, so this to my eye is a great value pick. Athleticism, while not a liability, caps his ceiling, but he has the size, motor, and experience to make up for it.

Originally posted by adrianlesnar:
I'd be really pleased.

1: Amarius Mims. He is number two or three on my list of first round targets. I do care about medicals, but not about lack of reps. Raw talent alone puts him, at worst, as a net even with McKivitz from day one with an upside that is no where even in the same universe.

2: Adissa Isaac. I really like him; had him mocked to us last year. That said, I don't think he's the type of talent to be a difference maker in year one. Would still like the pick, but would prefer to not move up for him.

3: Michael Hall. Definitely need depth at this position.

4: Max Melton. My favorite "value" CB in this class, and a major draft crush of mine. Have him in the 4th round in all of my mocks. This is the archetype of player that we just saw KC dominate with.

4: Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint. A little earlier than I expected to see this name, but another one of "My guys." Fills the Juaun Jennings role perfectly. Big body possession receiver with reliable hands, contested catch ability, toughness, and a plus blocker.

5: Tanor Bortolini. IOL from Wisconsin? Sign me up.

6: Jaylan Ford. Great #3 LB. Have had him mocked to us as high as 4th round, so this to my eye is a great value pick. Athleticism, while not a liability, caps his ceiling, but he has the size, motor, and experience to make up for it.

1 of only 4 CBs I've seen I like. Like you my favorite value guy.

Kool-aid
Rakestraw
Melton
Kamal Hadden

Originally posted by krizay:

Originally posted by adrianlesnar:
I'd be really pleased.

1: Amarius Mims. He is number two or three on my list of first round targets. I do care about medicals, but not about lack of reps. Raw talent alone puts him, at worst, as a net even with McKivitz from day one with an upside that is no where even in the same universe.

2: Adissa Isaac. I really like him; had him mocked to us last year. That said, I don't think he's the type of talent to be a difference maker in year one. Would still like the pick, but would prefer to not move up for him.

3: Michael Hall. Definitely need depth at this position.

4: Max Melton. My favorite "value" CB in this class, and a major draft crush of mine. Have him in the 4th round in all of my mocks. This is the archetype of player that we just saw KC dominate with.

4: Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint. A little earlier than I expected to see this name, but another one of "My guys." Fills the Juaun Jennings role perfectly. Big body possession receiver with reliable hands, contested catch ability, toughness, and a plus blocker.

5: Tanor Bortolini. IOL from Wisconsin? Sign me up.

6: Jaylan Ford. Great #3 LB. Have had him mocked to us as high as 4th round, so this to my eye is a great value pick. Athleticism, while not a liability, caps his ceiling, but he has the size, motor, and experience to make up for it.

1 of only 4 CBs I've seen I like. Like you my favorite value guy.

Kool-aid
Rakestraw
Melton
Kamal Hadden

Kool-aid and Rakestraw would also be appropriately valued at our 1st round pick if tackles are all off the board