2021 Team Information (Needs)

49ers got 3 picks, 2 3rds and a 5th, [tweet

HA I knew it! TWO 3rds one for Saleh and one for Mayhew



here are our picks

So beautiful!

2021 Draft Picks: 11
(1 | 12) - Own
(2 | 43) - Own
(3 | 102) - (Compensatory - Robert Saleh)
(3 | 103) - (Compensatory - Martin Mayhew)
(4 | 118) - Own
(5 | 156) - Own
(5 | 173) - (Kwon Alexander)
(5 | 181) - (Compensatory - Emmanuel Sanders)
(6 | 194) - Own
(7 | 230) - (Jordan Willis)
(7 | 240) - Own

What great freaking news!

Originally posted by NCommand:
What great freaking news!

Yes, according to that (very legalistic) text, the 49ers will receive 2 third-round comp picks in each of the next three drafts. Of the two the 49ers officially received today, one was for Robert Saleh and one was for Martin Mayhew https://t.co/c9p6nk3Bsa

— David Lombardi (@LombardiHimself) March 10, 2021

Originally posted by NCommand:
What great freaking news!

Yes, according to that (very legalistic) text, the 49ers will receive 2 third-round comp picks in each of the next three drafts. Of the two the 49ers officially received today, one was for Robert Saleh and one was for Martin Mayhew https://t.co/c9p6nk3Bsa

— David Lombardi (@LombardiHimself) March 10, 2021

Sweet! Robert and Martin are good and skilled football executives. Not a real big fan of these quota kind of rules, but in this case -- well deserved.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

The NFL accidently awarded the 49ers two third-round picks next month for losing Robert Saleh and Martin Mayhew when it should have been one. They'll get third-round comp picks this year (No. 102 overall), in 2022 and in 2023. More ....

— Matt Barrows (@mattbarrows) March 10, 2021

If its a mistake, it will be corrected, but until then, the official draft picks is the official draft picks.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/02/16/business/citibank-revlon-lawsuit-ruling/index.html

So Citi can't get back $500 million it sent by mistake to another bank and we have to give back a 3rd round comp pick? I see how it is.

2021 Salary Cap Outlook: --- Courtesy of AB81Rules: 49ersCap & OverTheCap

The 49ers have $31,605,877 [3/14/2021] in cap space with 63 players signed on a confirmed, $182.5M team cap for 2021. That is the 8th most cap space.

This is before knowing Emmanuel Moseley's deal.

Per AB:

They can save $5.42M by redoing Ward's deal, $2.74M by extending or redoing Laken's deal, they can save $18.42M by redoing Jimmy's deal($23.6M if cut/traded), & if Dee is gonna retire, we can do the same with him as we did with Richburg, saves $14.075M.

— Jason Hurley/49ers 2021 Cap Room=$31,605,877 (@Jay_AB81) March 13, 2021

Unreal. The fact that we have a fully paid QB who's on a year to year deal and only have one marquee player left to resign, we're in terrific shape to potentially clean up on a depressed market where there is a very real chance we can cash in on a buyer's market and can get quality players for much cheaper than usual with additional cap health on the way thanks to the new TV deal coming up.


A full pool of OL and ER's are available which never happens. $9M needed for the rookie pool. Most deals will have very low cap hits 'this year' and this is before cutting Richburg and possibly extending Ford to spread out his cap hits.

No more excuses not to end free agency the draft with a top 3 roster in starting talent and tops in depth.

The "We can't afford it..." no longer applies with the gymnastics added to the current CBA. As to, if we "should?" That is a legit stance, however. But we can definitely afford several key moves for T, C/G and ER as well as resign our mid-tier players in K'Waun, Verrett and Juice. The FO may not even have to restructure anyone else all this year including Jimmy Garoppolo. That is terrific cap health and might be the best of any team with a paid-like FQB.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Ian Rapoport on NFL Network just said that the #49ers are looking to lock up Trent Williams, Kyle Juszczyk, and Jason Verrett today before they hit the open the market

— Zachary Grier 🏈 (@zgrier24) March 14, 2021

Do it ShanaLynch!!

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Ian Rapoport on NFL Network just said that the #49ers are looking to lock up Trent Williams, Kyle Juszczyk, and Jason Verrett today before they hit the open the market

— Zachary Grier 🏈 (@zgrier24) March 14, 2021

Do it ShanaLynch!!

Originally posted by NCommand:

2021 Salary Cap Outlook: --- Courtesy of AB81Rules: 49ersCap & OverTheCap

The 49ers have $31,605,877 [3/14/2021] in cap space with 63 players signed on a confirmed, $182.5M team cap for 2021. That is the 8th most cap space.

This is before knowing Emmanuel Moseley's deal.

Per AB:

They can save $5.42M by redoing Ward's deal, $2.74M by extending or redoing Laken's deal, they can save $18.42M by redoing Jimmy's deal($23.6M if cut/traded), & if Dee is gonna retire, we can do the same with him as we did with Richburg, saves $14.075M.

— Jason Hurley/49ers 2021 Cap Room=$31,605,877 (@Jay_AB81) March 13, 2021

Unreal. The fact that we have a fully paid QB who's on a year to year deal and only have one marquee player left to resign, we're in terrific shape to potentially clean up on a depressed market where there is a very real chance we can cash in on a buyer's market and can get quality players for much cheaper than usual with additional cap health on the way thanks to the new TV deal coming up.

A look at how much cap space each team, per the NFL's accounting. This reflects only moves that have been *officially* made.

Previously reported moves are noted next to their respective teams. pic.twitter.com/KVeXY0G6fQ

— Field Yates (@FieldYates) March 13, 2021

A full pool of OL and ER's are available which never happens. $9M needed for the rookie pool. Most deals will have very low cap hits 'this year' and this is before cutting Richburg and possibly extending Ford to spread out his cap hits.

No more excuses not to end free agency the draft with a top 3 roster in starting talent and tops in depth.

The "We can't afford it..." no longer applies with the gymnastics added to the current CBA. As to, if we "should?" That is a legit stance, however. But we can definitely afford several key moves for T, C/G and ER as well as resign our mid-tier players in K'Waun, Verrett and Juice. The FO may not even have to restructure anyone else all this year including Jimmy Garoppolo. That is terrific cap health and might be the best of any team with a paid-like FQB.

Dang that is slick. It doesn't take a genius to see we need OG/C, OG, ER right at the top of the list and pool in our favor...man you gotta love this.

also for draft, you gotta love that 3rd round, and i can't remember a progression quite like it: 102. 103. 108 . That looks like a huge hammer to get something we REALLY really want or.... 3 solid talents, albeit at end of rd 3. No way we aren't liking that.

the real prize tho is that 3 picks in our golden rd, Rd 5. Watch JohnL pick 2 starters and one really good rotation player there. That 's a round we definitely don't want to trade from. Just means that the further downstream we get, the better JL gets. Gotta love that, too.

WTF? Can someone explain how Marquise Goodwin reverts back to the 49ers, and we end up losing our 7th round pick, when the trade was Goodwin and our 2020 6th for Philly's 2020 6th? Makes no sense.

Originally posted by AB81Rules:
WTF? Can someone explain how Marquise Goodwin reverts back to the 49ers, and we end up losing our 7th round pick, when the trade was Goodwin and our 2020 6th for Philly's 2020 6th? Makes no sense.

He didn't meet the play time...because he opted out last year. So he reverts back to us and we lose a 7th instead of the 6th. Odd indeed!