2022 Prospect Visits

typical 49er fashion they're using their visits for later rd guys and UDFAs.

Originally posted by NYniner85:
typical 49er fashion they're using their visits for later rd guys and UDFAs.

Just looking at the list of quantity and quality, ER looks like the #1 pick, RB/CB #2, OL, then TE/WR & DT.

Let's see the grand visit list.

I know S is moving into the mix too.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
typical 49er fashion they're using their visits for later rd guys and UDFAs.

Just looking at the list of quantity and quality, ER looks like the #1 pick, RB/CB #2, OL, then TE/WR & DT.

Let's see the grand visit list.

I know S is moving into the mix too.

I feel like a lot of the visits tossed out are for later rd talents...possibly a way to get some of these UDFAs to sign with SF.

After the draft is over we get inside knowledge of them talking to higher valued prospects.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

#PFNReport per @TonyPauline: Joshua Williams has received third-round grades from teams and has had official top-30 visits with the #Chiefs and #49ers.

More on the Fayetteville State CB ⤵️https://t.co/lGjlnKo7vX

— Pro Football Network (@PFN365) April 12, 2022

I like him, just not in the 3rd round. Definitely worth a shot on day 3 IMO

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
typical 49er fashion they're using their visits for later rd guys and UDFAs.

Just looking at the list of quantity and quality, ER looks like the #1 pick, RB/CB #2, OL, then TE/WR & DT.

Let's see the grand visit list.

I know S is moving into the mix too.

I feel like a lot of the visits tossed out are for later rd talents...possibly a way to get some of these UDFAs to sign with SF.

After the draft is over we get inside knowledge of them talking to higher valued prospects.

I agree. I remember this project when Hero did it. David too...super comprehensive (any. connection) and even with that list, we'd find out after the fact, they did have a connection to so-and-so player. After years, I think this list produced 55-65% of the picks we ended up choosing. So it's still super important to do.

Also, when we broke the list down by expected round and volume, it told a pretty clear picture too that often mirrored a good chunk of their actual draft strategy.

Kind of fun...

Originally posted by NCommand:
I agree. I remember this project when Hero did it. David too...super comprehensive (any. connection) and even with that list, we'd find out after the fact, they did have a connection to so-and-so player. After years, I think this list produced 55-65% of the picks we ended up choosing. So it's still super important to do.

Also, when we broke the list down by expected round and volume, it told a pretty clear picture too that often mirrored a good chunk of their actual draft strategy.

Kind of fun...

Yeah I've been waiting to see more visits before making a mock…think I might make two total this yr. Kids man no time lol.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
typical 49er fashion they're using their visits for later rd guys and UDFAs.

Just looking at the list of quantity and quality, ER looks like the #1 pick, RB/CB #2, OL, then TE/WR & DT.

Let's see the grand visit list.

I know S is moving into the mix too.

I feel like a lot of the visits tossed out are for later rd talents...possibly a way to get some of these UDFAs to sign with SF.

After the draft is over we get inside knowledge of them talking to higher valued prospects.

I agree. I remember this project when Hero did it. David too...super comprehensive (any. connection) and even with that list, we'd find out after the fact, they did have a connection to so-and-so player. After years, I think this list produced 55-65% of the picks we ended up choosing. So it's still super important to do.

Also, when we broke the list down by expected round and volume, it told a pretty clear picture too that often mirrored a good chunk of their actual draft strategy.

Kind of fun...

To my recollection, we will start hearing about the earlier round guy visits closer to the draft.

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Yeah I've been waiting to see more visits before making a mock…think I might make two total this yr. Kids man no time lol.

Haha. I hear you!

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by NCommand:
I agree. I remember this project when Hero did it. David too...super comprehensive (any. connection) and even with that list, we'd find out after the fact, they did have a connection to so-and-so player. After years, I think this list produced 55-65% of the picks we ended up choosing. So it's still super important to do.

Also, when we broke the list down by expected round and volume, it told a pretty clear picture too that often mirrored a good chunk of their actual draft strategy.

Kind of fun...

Yeah I've been waiting to see more visits before making a mock…think I might make two total this yr. Kids man no time lol.

I don't even have kids and I might make one this year.

Originally posted by Waterbear:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by NCommand:
I agree. I remember this project when Hero did it. David too...super comprehensive (any. connection) and even with that list, we'd find out after the fact, they did have a connection to so-and-so player. After years, I think this list produced 55-65% of the picks we ended up choosing. So it's still super important to do.

Also, when we broke the list down by expected round and volume, it told a pretty clear picture too that often mirrored a good chunk of their actual draft strategy.

Kind of fun...

Yeah I've been waiting to see more visits before making a mock…think I might make two total this yr. Kids man no time lol.

I don't even have kids and I might make one this year.

Yeah for sure not as fun when you're drafting bottom of the 2nd. I have watched, listen, read so much s**t on day 2/3 prospects

Originally posted by hummbabybear:

#49ers have (or will) host the following running back prospects:

Georgia's RB James Cook
Cincinnati's RB Jerome Ford
Alabama's RB Brian Robinson

Don't be surprised if they used another meaningful pick to draft a running back again.

— Akash Anavarathan (@akashanav) April 13, 2022

Cook could get some usage similar to Deebo if the worst case scenario happens...Christian Watson and Cook could combine to make up some of what we'd lose from Deebo.

Jerome Ford = JK Dobbins, good player

Haven't watched Robinson

For fun, using the following website, this is what the visit draft board looks like so far: https://www.nflmockdraftdatabase.com/big-boards/2022/consensus-big-board-2022

2022 Draft Picks: 9
(2 | 61) - S Jaquan Brisker, WR Christian Watson, ER Boye Mafe or ER Drake Jackson
(3 | 93 & 105) - IOL Dylan Parham, IOL Sean Rhyan, ER Kingsley Enagbare, RB James Cook, OG Cole Strange, ER Myjai Sanders, LB Troy Andersen, S Kerby Joseph or CB/PR/KR Marcus Jones
(4 | 134) - RB Brian Robinson, DT Zachary Carter, S Nick Cross, WR Velus Jones, RB Rachaad White, RB Jerome Ford, WR Danny Gray, C Cameron Jurgens, ER DeAngelo Malone, ER Dominique Robinson or ER Michael Clemons
(5 | 172) - DT Thomas Booker, WR Bo Melton, TE Daniel Bellinger, DT Thomas Booker, CB Joshua Williams or CB Kalon Barnes
(6 | 187, 220, 221) - CB Cordale Flott, RB Ty Chandler, TE Chigoziem Okonkwo, TE Derrick Deese, S Leon O'Neal or CB Chase Lucas
(7 | 262) - WR Samori Toure

UDFA's: RB Tyrion Davis-Price, TE Rodney Williams, WR Tay Martin, DT Kalia Davis, IOL Jason Poe, RB Jaylen Warren, WR Mike Harley, OT Jean Delance and DT Kalia Davis