Trade 2(61) and 3(91) and 5(158) for 2(42).
Trade 7(220) and 7(222) for a 2015 6th.
1(30). Jason Verrett-CB-TCU, 5-9 189 4.38
Extremely quick slot corner we could use to cover Tavon Austin and Percy Harvin. Doesn't have ideal length, but he can make plays on the ball and is solid in run support for his size.
2(42). Stephon Tuitt-DE-Notre Dame, 6-5 304
Monster 3-4 DE who can stop the run and rush the passer. He was dealing with injuries this season which impacted his play, but he's a very good athlete for his size with long arms and solid strength. If he is still on the board here, I will be shouting at my TV for the 49ers to trade up. He can move inside on passing downs and will be a better 5 technique than Carradine in my opinion, but the two of them could start on opposite sides for a long time.
2(56). Donte Moncrief-WR-Mississippi, 6-2 226 4.40
Height, weight, speed guy who can stretch the field and eventually develop into a #1 WR. His hands aren't great and his production was average (partly because of his QB) which could drop him here, but he has a lot of upside.
3(77). Bruce Ellington-WR-South Carolina, 5-9 198 4.45 (with a 1.63 10 yard split)
Slot receiver who also started at PG for South Carolina's basketball team. Really quick with more speed than his 40 indicates. With a reasonable start, he would have run in the 4.3's with a shot at Cooks' time. He gets off the line of scrimmage well on tape and did well in the vertical and broad jumps, so his slow start was likely the result of bad technique or just bad attempts. Ellington is a little raw and was not as productive as Cooks, but he is a similar athlete and can be had much later.
3(100). Philip Gaines-CB-Rice, 6-0 193 4.38
Small school prospect with great athleticism and reasonable length. He is one of the few corners in the draft who can play both the slot and outside corner positions because of his size, agility, and fluid hips. Played weak competition but performed very well in 2013 allowing only 13 catches on 40 targets while intercepting 4 passes and breaking up 9 more according to his Rice bio (http://www.riceowls.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/phillip_gaines_442064.html). If he is gone, insert a developmental corner like McGill or Desir or a safety here.
4(125). Lamin Barrow-ILB-LSU, 6-1 237 4.64
Solid all-around ILB - he can cover and play the run, but he doesn't make a ton of plays behind the line and isn't a big hitter which could cause him to fall here. I really like his length (33 3/8" arms) and speed and scouting reports also point out that he has very fluid hips for a LB which bodes well for his coverage ability at the next level. He needs time to improve his instincts in coverage and he could gain a little weight and get stronger so he can take on blockers more easily.
7(219). Spencer Long-G-Nebraska, 6-5 320
IR candidate for the year to compete with Jonathan Martin for Iupati's spot in 2015 if we don't resign him. He put up 28 reps on the bench at his pro day and has decent length for a guard (33 1/8" arms), but he is not a good athlete and is coming off of knee surgery so I hope Martin can beat him out next year.