45catfan

Man, I need to crank out another mock now we another pick! A second selection at corner or picking a third O-lineman.

Exactly and we get our 6th back for Darnold.

Weinke and Beuerlein, easy.

He's our 2nd rounder if we don't get a corner in the first and he's still available at #39.

Okay, one is Randy Fasani, the other the kid from Louisville ( he was partially deaf) LaFlour? and the other Damian Craig? I didn't cheat. If I'm right, sweet!!! If I'm wrong, oh well... I took a stab at it.

I would draft onion-butt #1 overall.

You too? How about Chuck Smith? That cured me of ever wanting us to sign Falcons' cast-off FAs. I mean, I called the Dontari Poe bust based on that dubious criteria alone.

Deablo is a 3rd/4th. Th South Carolina kid...5th/6th. The rest, yeah, late rounders.

UNC homers, I know.

No way Newman drops to the 6th/7th. Buechle/Ehinger are fringe UDFA just like Franks.

How about I pick one from most posotion groups? FB- Ben Mason-Michigan SWR-Smith South Carolina OLB/Edge-Koonce-Buffalo C-Jimmy Morrissey-Pittsburgh OG-Kreamer-Notre Dame OT-Van Lanen-Wsconsin TE-Angeline- NC State RB-Patterson-Buffalo QB-Franks-Arkansas DE-Sample/Jackson (Tulane/Coastal Carolina) DT-Tonga/Brown (BYU/Texas A&M/OLB-Stevens-LSU CB-Taylor/Gown-(Washington/Central Florida) S/OLB-Stevens-LSU

Gone before the 5th, bank on it. You don't find 6"4' with 4.4 speed often.

Really? McNeill was one of the guys you didn't have a 3rd round grade on? Like R-E-A-L-L-Y????????? I had a cusp 2nd/3rd on him. Not sure how much research you have done on him, but he's like he 2nd NT off the board. He's THE BEST pass rushing NT in the class.

TEs are overrated, especially if your QB is on his back.

I have to pick just one?

Compared to the 70's and 80's? Dude, I finally toned down my threads in the 90's, lol!

It may have been the mid-90's when those debuted, but I guarantee you those uniforms came from renderings out of the late 80's. I have no doubt. The 80's was about big, bold and loud...not so much the 90's.

Yep, since February...2019. Found him while scouting for last draft. I knew we would be picking somewhere around #10, give or take a few selections (predicted a 6-10 season). So my hopes were high that we would be in range to get him since Bridgewater was just that. What I didn't anticipate was us ditching Teddy after just one season and having to immediately replace him. That's where my Lance hopes started to fade. I knew Trey had to 'red shirt' one season. Once we got Darnold, my focus turned to LT, just as yours did. Now, If Sewell is gone, I still wouldn't mind Lance. Right now I'm at--in order as they are available to us: 1-Sewell 2-Lance 3-Slater 4-Trade back for a corner

Yet another guy that has Lance rated higher than Fields. People can't keep acting like it's some sort of outlier. Fields fan-boys can't wrap their heads around it.

Uh, have you seen my avatar? Still clinging to a sliver of hope it may happen, but only if Sewell is gone. As much as I would like Lance in a Panthers' uniform, with Darnold here, LT is priority unless he's already been drafted.

I don't think there is a drastic difference in the top few CBs and personally feel it's a slight reach if we take one at #8. I makes little sense to me. Get the LT in the first and circle back in the second round for the corner.

It's 50/50. I think the 49ers loved Jones' stat line and film, however, once they realized what Lance could be in a year or two, it made them reevaluate. Remember, Jimmy-G is the guy THIS year. Jones would be the guy if he had to start this September, but he's not. In a year's time I think Lance and Jones are on equal footing with Lance having the higher ceiling long-term. While Jones still may be the pick, I don't think it's a slam dunk anymore.

That's the reason I go straight to the summery/conclusion with reading the entire report; I have little patience for all minutiae! I enjoy cooking and eating a sausage and could care less about the process in which it was made.

Either Detroit or us will trade back to a team wanting Lance if the 49ers or Falcons don't take him. He absolutely does not slide past #8. If Sewell is gone, we may even draft him (fingers crossed).

One will be there, likely Horn. I think this is the reason we are trying to trade down because the value isn't there at #8, but a team may want to move up for a player with that #8 value. That way we get the corner at the correct value (not reaching) and gain some additional draft capital as well.