On the clock with these names still available

Parker then DGB. It's a tough call though. If DGB does have his sht together, then he will probably be the best WR from this class in a couple of years.

I'd take Eddie Goldman i see D-line as a much bigger need ...im sick of late round or UDFA D-linemen we need some real talent in tha trenches.....

Originally posted by BadgerHawk:

Originally posted by Big_Daddy:

Originally posted by crew:

Baalke trades down to Carolina at #25 takes Breshard Perimann, also gets pick #57 in the 2nd round.
In the 2nd he takes Preston Smith DE at #46 and an Lynden Trail OLB or OG/OT at #57 (would rather take Trail in the 3rd, but don't believe
he will last until Niners pick in the 3rd).

Carolina picks up DGB at #15 and trots out two tall beasts every sunday, decimating their competition...

Physically DGB is more of a monster than their other big because he has more speed. But wow, they would pose problems.

Carolina is not moving up to #15 for a WR, they are looking DL as their #1 priority.

Definitely Peters

Parker.

Parker

When was the last time the Niners drafted a true #1 receiver?

Originally posted by MadDog49er:

Parker

Agree, as much as I want Baalke to trade down for Perriman and pick up more picks in Rd 2 & 3, if Parker is still on the board, he takes him.
Will be interesting to see whether or not Vikings take Parker at #11 due to Bridgewater. Another possible landing spot is Dolphins at #14.

Originally posted by crew:
Agree, as much as I want Baalke to trade down for Perriman and pick up more picks in Rd 2 & 3, if Parker is still on the board, he takes him.
Will be interesting to see whether or not Vikings take Parker at #11 due to Bridgewater. Another possible landing spot is Dolphins at #14.

I think we just miss out on Parker, with the two teams you mentioned, nabbing him right before we pick.

We truly need a Big, FAST receiver...DGB all the way....

Parker no matter what.

Originally posted by KAPforPresident:
We truly need a Big, FAST receiver...DGB all the way....

IF his head is on straight AND he can still run @ 237#, he's tough to pass up.

I'm also cool with them trading back to 25 for Perriman, and using the 2nd to trade back up and get Devin Smith. SPEED

They could go DL and CB later. Baalke does a great job of finding DB talent late/mid, and Tomsula can make sure we develop raw talent at DL.

Originally posted by m_brockalexander:
Parker no matter what.

I think he plays slow. If Kap will throw to him downfield when he's covered, he could make us some yards, but I see him getting OWNED by Seattle.

Originally posted by All22:
DGB to replace Crabtree leaving this year and Boldin probably retiring next year. He's a deep-threat, jump ball specialist, and RZ target all-in-one.

Win with class?

Originally posted by rapid4:

Originally posted by All22:

DGB to replace Crabtree leaving this year and Boldin probably retiring next year. He's a deep-threat, jump ball specialist, and RZ target all-in-one.

Win with class?

... I'd rather win than lose with class.

You can't predict someone's future. For every Pacman Jones or Josh Gordon (who's just dumb, not a thug) that came in the league, there's 10 guys with questionable character that stayed out of trouble. No one saw AP's stuff coming. IMO, we focus too much on the off the field stuff. Marshawn Lynch is a complete jackass, but no one cares because they're winning. Just because Sherman went to Stanford it doesn't make him classy. It's all overlooked if there's production on the field.

Back to the topic though, Parker and DGB are the only options for me. I expect us to work both of these guys out and if DGB shows he's improved since he last played than it's an easy choice. If there's hesitation Parker is a great alternative. When the ball is in the air he tracks it down better than anyone in this class.