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Originally posted by Waterbear:
One of my biggest gripes with Kyle is his reluctance to trust young players. I also think they were concerned with his ability to run block. That being said, he should have been given a roster spot.
Originally posted by 49erFaithfullest:
Originally posted by frankieuc68:
Originally posted by scooterhd:
I'm not too interested in Mims. Certainly would not be my trade up target. We are in win now mode. More concerned with starting production day 1 then a skills and traits guy thats valued because he could be a starting LT in the future.
Yeah, I'm concerned with his body of work with only 8 games under his belt. Quad, hamstring, ankle.. I am on Fautanu if he's there for a possible trade up if he's there in the low 20s. If not, just highest rated C/G and address OT after.
no question Fautanu...he got feet super quick
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by 49erFaithfullest:
Originally posted by frankieuc68:
Originally posted by scooterhd:
I'm not too interested in Mims. Certainly would not be my trade up target. We are in win now mode. More concerned with starting production day 1 then a skills and traits guy thats valued because he could be a starting LT in the future.
Yeah, I'm concerned with his body of work with only 8 games under his belt. Quad, hamstring, ankle.. I am on Fautanu if he's there for a possible trade up if he's there in the low 20s. If not, just highest rated C/G and address OT after.
no question Fautanu...he got feet super quick
Not a chance he makes it close to us imo
Originally posted by Waterbear:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by 49erFaithfullest:
Originally posted by frankieuc68:
Originally posted by scooterhd:
I'm not too interested in Mims. Certainly would not be my trade up target. We are in win now mode. More concerned with starting production day 1 then a skills and traits guy thats valued because he could be a starting LT in the future.
Yeah, I'm concerned with his body of work with only 8 games under his belt. Quad, hamstring, ankle.. I am on Fautanu if he's there for a possible trade up if he's there in the low 20s. If not, just highest rated C/G and address OT after.
no question Fautanu...he got feet super quick
Not a chance he makes it close to us imo
Yup.
I do think Mims has a chance though, and we should run to the podium if he does.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Wondering if JC Latham isn't quietly the 49ers target. They've met with him a couple of times, he has the kind of athleticism that Shanahan covets and projects out to be a long term starter at LT so they could play him immediately at RT and have a future replacement for Trent in-house. Of course he'd require a significant trade up, an investment that you only can make if you believe that he has the upside to be an upper tier LT.
The way Alabama's JC Latham (#65) can just control pass rushers when he gets his hands on them is scary. He's so damn strong, just look at that anchor.
— Bobby Football (@Rob__Paul) March 7, 2024
The 2024 NFL Draft is perfect for teams in need of OL help. pic.twitter.com/AU5wb4qQKV
Makes me literally LOL when watching pass rushers get punched and locked up by Alabama OT JC Latham when pass rushing or when defending the run. They simply give up. He's that powerful. I'd want him locking down my right side of the OL for the next 12 yrs. #RollTide
— Louis Riddick (@LRiddickESPN) February 23, 2024
#Alabama's right side of the line, led by JC Latham, opened up a huge hole for Jalen Milroe on the run prior to the touchdown. Latham displaced that defensive linemen! pic.twitter.com/hYhXEAcXTh
— Devin Jackson (@RealD_Jackson) January 2, 2024
Great block by #Alabama RT JC Latham (#65) to spring the TD run. Dominant run blocker. pic.twitter.com/xqtu9PxKKm
— Jordan Reid (@Jordan_Reid) January 1, 2024
Note on someone who *didn't* work out at the combine:
— Chris Trapasso 🏈 (@ChrisTrapasso) March 6, 2024
Yale OT Kiran Amegadjie had 36 1/8" arms (T10th at combine since '99) and a 85 4/8" wingspan, the latter was 7th-longest since '99 and amazingly T4th-longest in this OT class
You want the best FCS prospects to look dominant against their competition. When he was on the field this year, Yale OT Kiran Amegadjie was.
— Ian Cummings (@IC_Draft) November 1, 2023
Superlative explosive talent with suffocating length, a tenacious finisher, and a budding technician. He's a Top 100 prospect on my board. pic.twitter.com/yP9wcA83sA
A lot of Kiran Amegadjie's (#72) reps look like this: Just dominating his individual assignment and caving in his side of the defensive front.
— Ian Cummings (@IC_Draft) November 1, 2023
Look how much space he's able to generate inside the B-gap by ruthlessly torquing through his man. pic.twitter.com/lkYdPgxIxR
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
In the second tier of tackles, great length and movement skills. Not saying he's anywhere on that level but the little I've been able to find of his game footage has mostly been silly, it reminds me a lot of Larry Allen way back in the day playing at Sonoma State. Amegadjie was just steamrolling people and tossing those future lawyers and investment bankers out of the club. He was mostly playing off of physical ability, badly in need of coaching but has all the tools to be a successful NFL lineman, either at guard or tackle.
Note on someone who *didn't* work out at the combine:
— Chris Trapasso 🏈 (@ChrisTrapasso) March 6, 2024
Yale OT Kiran Amegadjie had 36 1/8" arms (T10th at combine since '99) and a 85 4/8" wingspan, the latter was 7th-longest since '99 and amazingly T4th-longest in this OT class
You want the best FCS prospects to look dominant against their competition. When he was on the field this year, Yale OT Kiran Amegadjie was.
— Ian Cummings (@IC_Draft) November 1, 2023
Superlative explosive talent with suffocating length, a tenacious finisher, and a budding technician. He's a Top 100 prospect on my board. pic.twitter.com/yP9wcA83sA
A lot of Kiran Amegadjie's (#72) reps look like this: Just dominating his individual assignment and caving in his side of the defensive front.
— Ian Cummings (@IC_Draft) November 1, 2023
Look how much space he's able to generate inside the B-gap by ruthlessly torquing through his man. pic.twitter.com/lkYdPgxIxR
Originally posted by NYniner85:Yeah, only possible if we trade up and that's what we said as he's no chance falling out of the top 24 maybe even top 20.
Originally posted by 49erFaithfullest:
Originally posted by frankieuc68:
Originally posted by scooterhd:
I'm not too interested in Mims. Certainly would not be my trade up target. We are in win now mode. More concerned with starting production day 1 then a skills and traits guy thats valued because he could be a starting LT in the future.
Yeah, I'm concerned with his body of work with only 8 games under his belt. Quad, hamstring, ankle.. I am on Fautanu if he's there for a possible trade up if he's there in the low 20s. If not, just highest rated C/G and address OT after.
no question Fautanu...he got feet super quick
Not a chance he makes it close to us imo
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
The way Alabama's JC Latham (#65) can just control pass rushers when he gets his hands on them is scary. He's so damn strong, just look at that anchor.
— Bobby Football (@Rob__Paul) March 7, 2024
The 2024 NFL Draft is perfect for teams in need of OL help. pic.twitter.com/AU5wb4qQKV
Makes me literally LOL when watching pass rushers get punched and locked up by Alabama OT JC Latham when pass rushing or when defending the run. They simply give up. He's that powerful. I'd want him locking down my right side of the OL for the next 12 yrs. #RollTide
— Louis Riddick (@LRiddickESPN) February 23, 2024
#Alabama's right side of the line, led by JC Latham, opened up a huge hole for Jalen Milroe on the run prior to the touchdown. Latham displaced that defensive linemen! pic.twitter.com/hYhXEAcXTh
— Devin Jackson (@RealD_Jackson) January 2, 2024
Great block by #Alabama RT JC Latham (#65) to spring the TD run. Dominant run blocker. pic.twitter.com/xqtu9PxKKm
— Jordan Reid (@Jordan_Reid) January 1, 2024
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
In the second tier of tackles, great length and movement skills. Not saying he's anywhere on that level but the little I've been able to find of his game footage has mostly been silly, it reminds me a lot of Larry Allen way back in the day playing at Sonoma State. Amegadjie was just steamrolling people and tossing those future lawyers and investment bankers out of the club. He was mostly playing off of physical ability, badly in need of coaching but has all the tools to be a successful NFL lineman, either at guard or tackle.
Note on someone who *didn't* work out at the combine:
— Chris Trapasso 🏈 (@ChrisTrapasso) March 6, 2024
Yale OT Kiran Amegadjie had 36 1/8" arms (T10th at combine since '99) and a 85 4/8" wingspan, the latter was 7th-longest since '99 and amazingly T4th-longest in this OT class
You want the best FCS prospects to look dominant against their competition. When he was on the field this year, Yale OT Kiran Amegadjie was.
— Ian Cummings (@IC_Draft) November 1, 2023
Superlative explosive talent with suffocating length, a tenacious finisher, and a budding technician. He's a Top 100 prospect on my board. pic.twitter.com/yP9wcA83sA
A lot of Kiran Amegadjie's (#72) reps look like this: Just dominating his individual assignment and caving in his side of the defensive front.
— Ian Cummings (@IC_Draft) November 1, 2023
Look how much space he's able to generate inside the B-gap by ruthlessly torquing through his man. pic.twitter.com/lkYdPgxIxR