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Front Office/Coaches

General Manager Trent Baalke
Head Coach Jim Tomsula
Offensive Coordinator Geep Chryst
Defensive Coordinator Eric Mangini




2015 San Francisco 49ers Draft Version 1

Round 1 OL Cameron Erving 6-5 314 Florida State
Round 2 WR Devin Smith 6-0 196 Ohio State
Round 3 DL Henry Anderson 6-6 294 Stanford
Round 4 LB Taiwan Jones 6-2 245 Michigan State
Round 4 SS Clayton Geathers 6-2 218 Central Forida - Comp Pick -
Round 5 CB Darryl Roberts 5-11 190 Marshall
Round 6 RB Matt Jones 6-2 231 Florida
Round 7 WR Deontay Greenberry 6-1 211 Houston
Round 7 DE Obum Gwacham 6-5 250 Oregon State - Comp Pick -




2015 San Francisco 49ers Draft Version 2

Round 1 OL Lael Collins 6-4 305 LSU - The police interview with LSU OL Lael Collins will not occur until after the draft -
Round 2 WR Devin Smith 6-0 196 Ohio State
Round 3 DL Henry Anderson 6-6 294 Stanford
Round 4 LB Taiwan Jones 6-2 245 Michigan State
Round 4 SS Clayton Geathers 6-2 218 Central Forida - Comp Pick -
Round 5 CB Darryl Roberts 5-11 190 Marshall
Round 6 RB Matt Jones 6-2 231 Florida
Round 7 WR Deontay Greenberry 6-1 211 Houston
Round 7 DE Obum Gwacham 6-5 250 Oregon State - Comp Pick -




2015 San Francisco 49ers UDFA

QB Justin Worley 6-4 224 Tennessee
WR RJ Harris 6-0 191 New Hampshire
TE Brock Lutes 6-4 230 Bemidji State
OL Deondre Wesley 6-6 313 BYU
DE Ryan Delaire 6-4 254 Towson
FS Cedric Thompson 5-11 211 Minnesota
LS Andrew East 6-2 237 Vanderbilt




Cut/Release

TE Xavier Grimble
LB Chase Thomas




Scouting Reports

OL Cameron Erving 6-5 314 Florida State

NFL
Has athleticism to pull and offers versatility along the line - Consistently in ready position with good hand readiness in pass sets - Has natural timing with hands - Displays good snap-to-step quickness - Can get to second level - Possesses skill set and temperament to show rapid development -

ESPN
Tall with prototypical bulk - Long arms and big hands - Versatile and naturally gifted athlete with team-first mentality -

CBS
Shows impressive initial quickness and acceleration for a man his size - Versatile athlete with size, athleticism, length and light feet - Tough, aggressive and works to finish opponents with strong hands and impressive natural power in his lower - Easily reaches and dominates at the second level - Strong hands to latch on and control the opponent - Plays with proper knee bend to win leverage battle - Equally effective sealing off defensive tackles at center or mirroring pass rushers as a left tackle -




OL Lael Collins 6-4 1/2 305 LSU

NFL
Was voted team captain and was recipient of the Charles McClendon Award (most outstanding player on the team) - Won Jacobs Blocking Trophy as the top offensive lineman in the SEC - Has strong hands - Finisher - Loves to mash and intimidate opponents - Utilizes length in pass protection and is acclimated to a pro style offense - Can run block and pass set laterally -

ESPN
Voted team captain in 2014 - No off-the-field issues - Credited with 222.5 knockdown blocks in 45 game career - Plays with a chip - Has starting experience at LOT and LOG - Very efficient run blocker - Knows his assignments - Has a clear nasty streak -

CBS
Surprisingly quick to the second level and has good body control to adjust to moving targets -

College Football Focus (PFF)
2014 Stats: Allowed 0 Sacks, 0 Hits and 4 Hurries in LSU's run-first offense -




WR Devin Smith 6-0 3/8 196 Ohio State

NFL
Led team with 931 yards and 12 TD - Rare speed to score from anywhere on the field - Electrifying foot quickness - Has outstanding body composure and an effortless stride - Tracks the throw over his shoulder and never breaks stride in the chase - Must be matched by speed on defense or with safety over the top - Has the feet and hips to become much more than a vertical specialist - Used outside and from slot -

ESPN
No off the field issues - Elite vertical threat - Has a clear second gear to get over the top of cover corners - Has the tools to be a more complete route runner -

CBS
Strong cuts in his routes to create separation vs defenders -

College Football Focus (PFF)
Averaged 28.2 yards per reception - 54,5 percent of his catches were for 25 plus yards in 2014 - His 754 yards on passes traveling 20 or more yards in the air lead all of the FBS in 2014 -




DL Henry Anderson 6-6 1/4 294 Stanford

NFL
Scouts love his intelligence and team first attitude - Third in conference with 12,5 tackles for loss - Moved all over defensive line and has played in both odd and even fronts -

ESPN
Player that has an edge to his game - Gets hands up in passing lanes and disruptive even when doesn't get to qb -

CBS
Is just as likely to be beat opponents with his quickness off the snap as he is with power - Projects as a five technique defensive end in a 3-4 -

College Football Focus (PFF)
Finished second among draft eligible 3-4 defensive ends in both our Run Stop Percentage and Pass Rushing Productivity metrics -




LB Taiwan Jones 6-2 245 Michigan State

NFL
Respected leader - Played in every game of his four year career - Looks to own the middle of the field - Heat seeking missile as A-gap blitzer - Wrap up finisher with unexpected closing speed for his size - Linebacker with outstanding power and toughness -

ESPN
Natural leader that works hard on and off field - Downhill run stuffer - Jolt lead blockers and offensive linemen - Takes on blockers with correct shoulder -

CBS
Knows the opponent, is well studied and prepared - Excels coming downhill with violence and quickness - Long arms and strong base to keep blockers off his body and shed with ease -




SS Clayton Geathers 6-2 218 Central Florida

NFL
Has feet and hips to cover tight ends - Cherishes his role as a hitter - Seeks out action and posted tremendous tackle production over previous three seasons (298 tackles) -

ESPN
Voted as team captain by his teammates in 2014 - Vocal and appears to make sound adjustments to motion and shifts - Enough range to cover deep half and an intimidating presence over middle - Flashes good body control and ability to make plays in space - Aggressive downhill run stopper filling from high point -

CBS
Looks the part with good size and speed - Very tough with good instincts and range - Fierce force on the field who plays with a fiery disposition - Likes to go for the kill shot -




CB Darryl Roberts 5-11 190 Marshall

Thread
40-yard 4.36 - 10-yard 1.48 - Vertical 39 - Broad 11´1 - Shuttle 4.08 - 3-cone drill 6.66 - Bench press 23 reps

ESPN
Respected by coaches and teammates - No off the field red flags - Strong work ethic and puts in extra work -

College Football Focus
Allowed just 0.88 Yards Per Coverage Snap in 2014




RB Matt Jones 6-2 231 Florida

NFL
Led team in rushing yards in 2014 - Has very good athleticism for a big running back - Physical pile mover who is difficult to stop for negative yardage - Aggressive in protection -

ESPN
No off the field issues - Hits hole hard - Consistently falls forward at end of runs - Has quick feet - Like his aggressiveness as a runner - Has outstanding size - Keeps his legs driving through contact -

CBS
Looks the part - Runs with surprising patience, balance and steady acceleration for a back of his size - Shows good hand eye coordination -




WR Deontay Greenberry 6-1 211 Houston

NFL
Had 82 receptions for 1,202 yards and 11 touchdowns in 2013 - Has excellent size and overall length - Played outside and from slot -

ESPN
Active in community service and volunteers at the Boys and Girls Club - No off the field red flags - Has appeared in 37 of 38 career games with 36 starts - Athlete with above-average fluidity for size - Can pluck away from frame and flashes the ability come up with one handed circus catches - Does a nice job of using frame to shield defenders - Enough top end speed to occasionally get behind defenders - Has the physical tools to win in one-on-one jump ball situations - Fearless working the middle of the field -

CBS
Lined up inside and outside - Flexible lower body to make sharp cuts and not slow down when changing directions - Natural acceleration after the catch to get up to top speed quickly and look to create as a ballcarrier -




DE Obum Gwacham 6-5 250 Oregon State

Thread
Hand Size 10 - Arm Length 34 3/8 - 40-yard 4.72 - 10-yard 1.66 - Vertical 36 - Broad 10´1 - Shuttle 4.28 - 3-cone drill 7.28 - Bench press 22 reps

NFL
Exceptional personal and football character with a desire to learn his new position - Has length and foot explosiveness defensive coordinators salivate over - His superb physical traits could make him a late-round project -

ESPN
Nominated for 2014 American Football Coaches Association 'Good Works' team - Projects as a core special teams' player and situational pass rusher -




90 Man Roster Version 1






90 Man Roster Version 2

This mock seems realistic and very solid. Very practical. Some will say CB not addressed quickly enough, but I like it. Maybe CB was addressed last year.

I wonder if mocks should consider FB, given that Bruce Miller wasn't at the recent workouts. The Niners have Millard, but a backup might be needed, at least in camp.

Originally posted by Murphys1:
This mock seems realistic and very solid. Very practical. Some will say CB not addressed quickly enough, but I like it. Maybe CB was addressed last year.

Thx.

Originally posted by Paul_Hofer:
I wonder if mocks should consider FB, given that Bruce Miller wasn't at the recent workouts. The Niners have Millard, but a backup might be needed, at least in camp.

I´m a fan of Millard.

If we decide to add another FB keep an eye on Falston Fowler Alabama in the 5th round or Hunter Joyer Florida / Joey Iosefa Hawaii in the 7th - UDFA range.

Originally posted by DeUh:

Yes Round 1 OL Lael Collins 6-4 305 LSU
Yes Round 2 WR Devin Smith 6-0 196 Ohio State
Yes Round 3 DL Henry Anderson 6-6 294 Stanford
Yes Round 4 LB Taiwan Jones 6-2 245 Michigan State
No Round 4 SS Clayton Geathers 6-2 218 Central Forida - Comp Pick -
Yes Round 5 CB Darryl Roberts 5-11 190 Marshall
Yes Round 6 RB Matt Jones 6-2 231 Florida
Yes Round 7 WR Deontay Greenberry 6-1 211 Houston
No Round 7 DE Obum Gwacham 6-5 250 Oregon State - Comp Pick -

No QB Justin Worley 6-4 224 Tennessee
No WR RJ Harris 6-0 191 New Hampshire
Yes TE Brock Lutes 6-4 230 Bemidji State
No OL Deondre Wesley 6-6 313 BYU
Yes DE Ryan Delaire 6-4 254 Towson
No FS Cedric Thompson 5-11 211 Minnesota
No LS Andrew East 6-2 237 Vanderbilt

Well done DeUh! Only 2 of your picks we were not tied too thus far and you grabbed a couple more as UDFA's. I really like this draft!

PS: This is also a very Baalke-like draft too!

I could see that. I was actuallytthinking of doind something similar. If we took Collins and he didn't beat out Brandon Thomas then he could take over for Boone next year and vice versa. The only thing is I would probably swap Devin Smith for someone more physical. Anquan may be in his last year, and we need someone to take that role once he retires. With his arm injury maybe Jaelen Strong falls close to 46. At leat within range of a trade up. Lastly would anyone else find it funny that once Harbaugh moves on we finally take a Stanford player lol. Great job overall.

Not a fan of OL in the 1st....I don't see the need for OG in the top 15, really hope we go in a different direction there.

Love the Smith,Anderson,T Jones,and Roberts picks

Not sure how I feel about the M Jones pick...how many RBs are we gonna have active? Will he just get snatched up on the practice squad?

Solid mock!

Overall, my kinda draft.

My only issue is that I'm not sure Devin Smith is the right guy for us as he seems more like a duplication of Torrey Smith. I'm thinking we need someone (especially after Boldin retires) who has the skills/speed to get deep but can also be consistent in catching the short/intermediate routes and get YAC. The latter doesn't seem to be what Devin Smith is good at nor built for (IMO).

Everything else looks solid, especially grabbing Collins at 15.

Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:
Overall, my kinda draft.

My only issue is that I'm not sure Devin Smith is the right guy for us as he seems more like a duplication of Torrey Smith. I'm thinking we need someone (especially after Boldin retires) who has the skills/speed to get deep but can also be consistent in catching the short/intermediate routes and get YAC. The latter doesn't seem to be what Devin Smith is good at nor built for (IMO).

Everything else looks solid, especially grabbing Collins at 15.

Agree with you, especially about the Devin Smith selection. Maybe Jaelen Strong, Devin Funchess, or Tre McBriade is the right guy for us in the 2nd or 3rd round. Overall though, good additions to both lines, a thumper at MLB, and some secondary help looks good to me.

Originally posted by m_brockalexander:

Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:
Overall, my kinda draft.

My only issue is that I'm not sure Devin Smith is the right guy for us as he seems more like a duplication of Torrey Smith. I'm thinking we need someone (especially after Boldin retires) who has the skills/speed to get deep but can also be consistent in catching the short/intermediate routes and get YAC. The latter doesn't seem to be what Devin Smith is good at nor built for (IMO).

Everything else looks solid, especially grabbing Collins at 15.

Agree with you, especially about the Devin Smith selection. Maybe Jaelen Strong, Devin Funchess, or Tre McBriade is the right guy for us in the 2nd or 3rd round. Overall though, good additions to both lines, a thumper at MLB, and some secondary help looks good to me.

Strong, McBride (trade back in the 2nd for) or Dez Lewis (3rd round) would be a perfect compliment to Smith.

My problem with this draft if BAALKE was to do it this way is that it doesn't strengthen the secondary the way we need it right now. I think relying on Brock, Wright and Johnson would be a mistake throughout the season. Brock is 50/50 if he can stay healthy, not to mention I think is overrated as a starter. Wright gets toasted on a consistent basis. Johnson might be the only bright spot.

Originally posted by m_brockalexander:

Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:
Overall, my kinda draft.

My only issue is that I'm not sure Devin Smith is the right guy for us as he seems more like a duplication of Torrey Smith. I'm thinking we need someone (especially after Boldin retires) who has the skills/speed to get deep but can also be consistent in catching the short/intermediate routes and get YAC. The latter doesn't seem to be what Devin Smith is good at nor built for (IMO).

Everything else looks solid, especially grabbing Collins at 15.

Agree with you, especially about the Devin Smith selection. Maybe Jaelen Strong, Devin Funchess, or Tre McBriade is the right guy for us in the 2nd or 3rd round. Overall though, good additions to both lines, a thumper at MLB, and some secondary help looks good to me.

I liked Smith as a fit here, but that was before the Torrey Smith signing. Some height for the RDZ would be nice like Dunchess in the 2nd or 3rd and one of my favorites in addition to Funchess would be to add Vince Mayle in the 5th. Excellent possession receiver like Boldin, similar build.

Originally posted by NCommand:
Well done DeUh! Only 2 of your picks we were not tied too thus far and you grabbed a couple more as UDFA's. I really like this draft!

PS: This is also a very Baalke-like draft too!

Thx.

I can´t wait to see what happens on Draft Day !

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Not a fan of OL in the 1st....I don't see the need for OG in the top 15, really hope we go in a different direction there.

Love the Smith,Anderson,T Jones,and Roberts picks

Not sure how I feel about the M Jones pick...how many RBs are we gonna have active? Will he just get snatched up on the practice squad?

Solid mock!

Think Anthony Dixon 2.0

Highly aggressive short-yardage thumper / pile-mover and core special-teams player.